Studies (page 105)
- Tipton (2023): Tipton, E., Bryan, C., Murray, J., McDaniel, M. A., Schneider, B., & Yeager, D. S. (2023).
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Tipton (2023): Why Meta-Analyses of Growth Mindset and Other Interventions Should Follow Best Practices for Examining Heterogeneity
[abstract only; full text not retrieved, 2026-10-20] Tipton, E., Bryan, C., Murray, J., McDaniel, M. A., Schneider, B., & Yeager, D. S. (2023). 'Why Meta-Analyses of Growth Mindset and Other…
- Tod (2011): Effects of self-talk: A systematic review
47 studies; positive, instructional and motivational self-talk benefited performance; negative self-talk did not impede performance.
- Todorov (2014): Misleading first impressions
Todorov and Porter show that different photographs of the same person can produce different impressions, and that variation within one person can match or exceed variation between people across…
- Toledo Blade (2013): Iowa wants visiting teams to think pink
The Toledo Blade reported that the University of Iowa's visiting locker room at Kinnick Stadium was painted pink and quoted the head coach's 1989 interview with the Cedar Rapids Gazette. The coach…
- Tolkien Estate: Tolkien Estate
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Tolkien Estate: Tolkien Estate
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Topolinski (2010): Gaining insight into the ‘Aha’ experience
Topolinski and Reber: the insight literature describes four features of the aha experience (suddenness, ease of processing, positive affect, feeling of being right); they propose a fluency account…
- Tor (2022): When Should Governments Invest More in Nudging? Revisiting Benartzi et al.
Tor and Klick revisit the work of Benartzi and colleagues, which compared effectiveness and costs to argue that behavioural interventions offer more cost-effective means than traditional regulatory…
- Tordesillas (1999): Thinking too much or too little? The effects of introspection on the decision-making process
R. S. Tordesillas and Shelly Chaiken re-examined the effects of introspection on course choice with modified procedures. Introspection again changed decisions, but participants who introspected…
- Torre (2018): Putting feelings into words: affect labeling as implicit emotion regulation
Torre and Lieberman review the research on affect labelling and argue for a particular way of classifying it. Naming a feeling reduces the response to it, but unlike deliberate strategies such as…
- Toth (2020): Does mental practice still enhance performance? A 24 year follow-up and meta-analytic replication and extension
Toth and colleagues replicated the method of the 1994 mental practice meta-analysis on 37 studies published between 1995 and 2018, examining nine moderating factors. Their abstract reports a small…
- Tractinsky (2000): What is beautiful is usable
Tractinsky first author. 132 third-year industrial engineering students used a computerised cash dispenser, with layouts sorted into high, medium and low aesthetics and crossed with actual…
- Treisman (1960): Contextual cues in selective listening
Anne Treisman presented two messages dichotically, one to each ear, and asked listeners to shadow whatever they heard on one ear. Partway through, the two passages were switched to the opposite…
- Trenz (2024): Promoting new habits at work through implementation intentions
Trenz and Keith ran a 10-workday diary study with 72 employees trying to build a new work habit, half of whom also received training in implementation intentions. Habit automaticity predicted work…
- Treynor (2003): Rumination Reconsidered: A Psychometric Analysis
This is the psychometric paper that split rumination in two. The response styles questionnaire had treated rumination as one thing, and this analysis of its items found two components inside it…
- Tricomi (2009): A specific role for posterior dorsolateral striatum in human habit learning
Tricomi, Balleine and O'Doherty trained 32 adults on a free-operant button-pressing task for snack-food rewards signalled by fractal images, with one group given two 8-minute sessions on one day and…
- Triplett (1898): The dynamogenic factors in pacemaking and competition
Norman Triplett examined official racing records and found that cyclists rode faster when paced or when racing against other riders than when riding alone against the clock. He then built a…
- Troy (2013): A person-by-situation approach to emotion regulation: Cognitive reappraisal can either help or hurt, depending on the context
Troy, Shallcross and Mauss measured reappraisal ability, stressor severity and stressor controllability in 170 people. They reported that the link between reappraisal ability and how people were…
- Trzesniewski (2010): Rethinking Generation Me: A Study of Cohort Effects From 1976-2006
Kali Trzesniewski and Brent Donnellan use national survey data from about 477,000 American high school seniors collected between 1976 and 2006 to test the claim that recent cohorts are more…