Thinkers (page 44)

Judith Gere is the first author, with Geoff MacDonald, of the 2010 review An update of the empirical case for the need to belong, published in The Journal of Individual Psychology.

Judith Gordon is the co-editor, with G. Alan Marlatt, of Relapse Prevention: Maintenance Strategies in the Treatment of Addictive Behaviors, published by Guilford Press in 1985. The book introduced…

Co-author, with Elliot Aronson, of the 1959 experiment that gave effort justification its standard laboratory form. He appears on this site as the second author of one paper, and little else about…

Judy Cameron is a Canadian educational psychologist at the University of Alberta and the principal author of the meta-analytic tradition arguing against a general undermining effect of reward on…

Juho Hamari is the lead author of a 2014 literature review that asked whether gamification works. He wrote it with two co-authors for the 47th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences.

Julia K. Boehm, at Chapman University, is first author of the paper that measures the mechanism the optimism and longevity literature leans on. Pooling 34 effect sizes for physical activity, 15 for…

Julia Soares is the first author of "Forget in a Flash", a 2018 paper in the Journal of Applied Research in Memory and Cognition written with Benjamin Storm, who was her second author and supervisor…

Juliana Breines is a social and health psychologist at the University of Rhode Island. With Serena Chen she ran the four experiments that are the best available answer to the standard objection to…

Psychologist whose meta-analyses established that social connection predicts mortality, and who later found the split most people quote does not appear.

Julie K. Norem is first author of the work that separates a low expectation from a gloomy disposition, and the reason defensive pessimism exists as a construct rather than as a figure of speech. In…

Julius Frankenbach is a psychologist and meta-analyst at Universität des Saarlandes, and first author of the 2021 meta-analysis that pooled 116 studies of nostalgia's functions and 39 of its…

June Tangney is a Distinguished University Professor of psychology at George Mason University and one of the leading empirical researchers on the moral emotions, shame and guilt in particular. She…