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- World Economic Forum and McKinsey Health Institute (2024): Closing the Women
women spend 25 per cent more of their lives in poor health than men; closing the gap could add seven healthy days per woman per year, more than 500 days over a lifetime, and up to $1 trillion a year…
- World Health Organization (2026): Polycystic ovary syndrome
PCOS affects an estimated 10 to 13 per cent of reproductive-aged women; up to 70 per cent of affected women worldwide do not know they have it.
- Wortman (1976): Self-disclosure: an attributional perspective
a confederate made an intimate disclosure early or near the end of a 10-minute conversation; the early discloser was assigned negative traits and liked significantly less.
- Wu (2016): Gossip versus punishment: The efficiency of reputation to promote and maintain cooperation
Wu, Balliet and Van Lange, Scientific Reports 6, 2016, 23919. Four-round public goods game and two-round trust game. Gossip increased cooperation and earnings; punishment had no overall effect on…
- Wu (2021): A meta-analysis of the effect of values affirmation on academic achievement
Zezhen Wu, Thees Spreckelsen and Geoffrey Cohen reviewed 58 studies of values affirmation and academic achievement in real classrooms. The benefit was small for students facing a social identity…
- Wyatt (2021): Postprandial glycaemic dips predict appetite and energy intake in healthy individuals
Wyatt and colleagues used continuous glucose monitors on more than a thousand people across British and American cohorts, who ate thousands of standardised meals followed by tens of thousands of…
- Wyatt, P., Berry, S. E., Finlayson, G., O'Driscoll, R., Hadj: Wyatt, P., Berry, S. E., Finlayson, G., O'Driscoll, R., Hadjigeorgiou, G., Drew, D. A., Al Khatib, H., Nguyen, L
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- Xiao (2021): Revisiting status quo bias: Replication of Samuelson and Zeckhauser
Qinyu Xiao, Choi Shan Lam, Muhrajan Piara and Gilad Feldman report two preregistered experiments with US participants recruited online, replicating four decision scenarios from Samuelson and…
- Xie (2018): Null effects of perceptual disfluency on learning outcomes in a text-based educational context: A meta-analysis
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Xie (2023): How online shopping festival atmosphere promotes consumer participation in China
Xie, Yoon and Choo, Fashion and Textiles 10(1), 2023, article 5. Structural equation modelling of data from 239 young consumers in their 20s and 30s. Promotional, entertaining and social interaction…
- Xiong (2020): The Curse of Knowledge in Visual Data Communication
Xiong, van Weelden and Franconeri note that different viewers can see different patterns in the same visualisation, which can cause miscommunication. They show that when people are primed to see one…
- Xu (2009): Do we really need a reason to indulge?
Xu and Schwarz, Journal of Marketing Research 46(1), 2009, 25-36. People expect more negative and less positive feelings when they indulge without a reason than when they have one or treat…
- Xu (2020): Investigating Bias and Fairness in Facial Expression Recognition
[FULL TEXT READ. Author order verified on the arXiv record and in the PDF: TIAN XU FIRST, University of Cambridge; White, Cambridge; Kalkan, Middle East Technical University; Gunes last, Cambridge]…
- Yablonski (2024): Laws of UX: Using Psychology to Design Better Products & Services (2nd ed.). Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly Media
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- Yablonski, J. Laws of UX. Seed book; vault hub Books/Laws of: Yablonski, J. Laws of UX. Seed book; vault hub Books/Laws of UX
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- Yamagishi (1997): When a 12.86% mortality is more dangerous than 24.14%: Implications for risk communication
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- Yang (2006): The effectiveness of "in-game" advertising: comparing college students
Moonhee Yang, David Roskos-Ewoldsen, Lucian Dinu and Laura Arpan note that in-game advertising has become a major advertising outlet and ask how brand names placed in video games affect the memory…
- Yang (2014): More Evidence Challenging the Robustness and Usefulness of the Attraction Effect
Sybil Yang and Michael Lynn tested the attraction effect, the decoy effect in the literature's other name, in 91 attempts across 23 product classes and 73 decoyed choice sets. Only 11 attempts…
- Yang (2016): Luxe for Less: How Do Consumers React to Luxury Hotel Price Promotions? The Moderating Role of Consumers
Wan Yang, Lu Zhang and Anna Mattila note that online discount websites are a growing channel for luxury hotels while the literature offers little guidance on whether price promotions work for them…
- Yang (2022): The effects of sponsorship disclosures, advertising knowledge, and message involvement in sponsored influencer posts
Yang examines what kind of disclosure is effective, and how prominent disclosures interact with advertising knowledge and message involvement, in the recognition of sponsored influencer posts on…