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- Tajfel (1971): Social categorization and intergroup behaviour
Tajfel, Billig, Bundy and Flament sorted participants into groups on a trivial basis and asked them to divide rewards and penalties between members of the groups. Participants favoured their own…
- Takano (2011): Diurnal variation in rumination
Takano and Tanno sampled people's thoughts eight times a day for a week, at semi-random intervals, recording what they were thinking about and how they felt. People prone to rumination showed…
- Take Time to Be a Good Samaritan: Take Time to Be a Good Samaritan
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Talamas (2016): Blinded by beauty: attractiveness bias and accurate perceptions of academic performance
Talamas, Mavor and Perrett used the faces of 100 university students to ask how an attractiveness halo affects perceptions of actual academic performance. Perceived conscientiousness predicted…
- Tamir (2012): Disclosing information about the self is intrinsically rewarding
Studies 1a and 1b, fMRI, n = 78 and n = 117, NAcc self > other, d = 0.41 and d = 0.35; Study 2, n = 37, 195 trials, payoffs of $0.01 to $0.04, 0.63 cents per trial forgone against other-judgement…
- Tangney (2014): Two faces of shame: The roles of shame and guilt in predicting recidivism
Tangney and colleagues tested the assumption that shame deters immoral or illegal behaviour. They measured shame proneness, guilt proneness and externalisation of blame in 476 jail inmates shortly…
- Tanno (2009): Associations of ikigai as a positive psychological factor with all-cause mortality and cause-specific mortality among middle-aged and elderly Japanese people: findings from the Japan Collaborative Coh
[STRUCTURED ABSTRACT READ IN FULL AT SOURCE at the Europe PMC core record, which also supplied the complete author list and the JACC Study Group collective byline. THE FULL TEXT IS PAYWALLED AT…
- Tasoff (2014): Everyone believes in redemption: nudges and overoptimism in costly task completion
predictions overstated redemption by about 49 percentage points; information and deadline reminders reduced overoptimism by 7 and 8 points, not significant; reducing transaction costs reduced it by…
- Tax (1998): Customer Evaluations of Service Complaint Experiences: Implications for Relationship Marketing
Tax, Brown and Chandrashekaran note that many companies invest in complaint handling to build commitment and loyalty but are not well informed about handling service failures. They find that a…
- Taylor (1994): Waiting for Service: The Relationship between Delays and Evaluations of Service
PRIMARY, a model of the wait experience tested on delayed airline passengers. the authors report that delays do affect service evaluations, but through the negative feelings they provoke. Perceived…
- Taylor (2000): Biobehavioral responses to stress in females: Tend-and-befriend, not fight-or-flight
Taylor and colleagues argue that the standard account of the human stress response, fight or flight, was built largely on male subjects and describes only part of what happens. Their proposal is…
- Taylor (2015): Changes in attachment representations during psychological therapy
Taylor and colleagues reviewed the studies that measured adult attachment before and after psychological therapy, asking whether attachment representations change with treatment. Across both…
- Taylor (2020): Disfluent difficulties are not desirable difficulties: The (lack of) effect of Sans Forgetica on memory
Taylor and colleagues examine whether the font Sans Forgetica improves memory, as its creators claim. Making information harder to learn can create desirable difficulties that benefit learners, and…
- Tee (2026): Between Science and Self-Help: A Scoping Review of Scholarly and Popular Definitions of Ikigai
[NOT READ. Closed access with no open-access location recorded at OpenAlex; the publisher has elided the abstract at BOTH Springer and Semantic Scholar, and the Springer article page returned an…
- Teixeira (2012): Exercise, physical activity, and self-determination theory: a systematic review
Teixeira, Carraca, Markland, Silva and Ryan review 66 empirical studies of exercise and physical activity published to June 2011. They report a consistent positive relation between autonomous forms…
- Teller (2012): The effect of ambient scent on consumers
Teller, C., & Dennis, C. (2012). 'The effect of ambient scent on consumers' perception, emotions and behaviour: A critical review.' Journal of Marketing Management, 28(1-2), 14-36…
- Telpaz (2015): Using EEG to Predict Consumers' Future Choices
Telpaz, Webb and Levy report that EEG, a relatively low-cost neural measure, can predict future consumer choices. Participants viewed products without choosing while EEG was recorded, then later…
- Teng (1994): Revisiting the psychology of windfall gains: Replication and extensions Registered Report of Arkes et al.
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Tenney (2007): Calibration trumps confidence as a basis for witness credibility
Tenney, MacCoun, Spellman and Hastie note that confident witnesses are judged more credible than unconfident ones and accurate witnesses more credible than inaccurate ones, and ask whether the two…
- Tewfik (2022): The impostor phenomenon revisited: Examining the relationship between workplace impostor thoughts and interpersonal effectiveness at work
Tewfik studied workplace impostor thoughts in a survey of employees at an investment management firm, a study of physician trainees and two online experiments with randomly assigned participants. In…