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- Hazan (1987): Romantic love conceptualized as an attachment process
Hazan and Shaver's paper is the one that carried attachment theory into adult life. Its proposal is that romantic love is an attachment process of the same kind studied in infants, and that the…
- He (2017): Consumers
[ABSTRACT READ IN FULL at the OpenAlex work record, reconstructed from its deposited inverted index. FULL TEXT NOT READ: OpenAlex records it closed, oa_status 'closed', with no repository copy] He…
- Heath (1999): Goals as reference points
Heath, Larrick and Wu argue in their 1999 paper that goals act as reference points and take on the properties of the value function of prospect theory: a reference point, loss aversion and…
- Hebert (2005): Red Flag With a Difference
Hebert's article describes the first Joint Red Flag, the Air Force's top combat training exercise, which put aircrews through realistic conditions over friendly territory. The exercise mixed live…
- Heilman (2011): An empirical investigation of in-store sampling promotions
field study of a US grocery chain's sampling programme, six products over six weekends; sampling very effective at inducing trial, especially among less-educated consumers; brand switching among…
- Hekkert (2003): Most advanced, yet acceptable: Typicality and novelty as joint predictors of aesthetic preference in industrial design
Hekkert, Snelders and van Wieringen note that typicality and novelty are each linked to preference for human-made artefacts, yet a typical product is rarely novel. Across three studies of consumer…
- Helion (2014): Gift cards and mental accounting: Green-lighting hedonic spending
Helion and Gilovich report three studies: gift cards led people to spend more on hedonic than utilitarian goods when both were available and needs were unchanged; participants chose gift cards to…
- Henkel (2014): Point-and-Shoot Memories: The Influence of Taking Photos on Memory for a Museum Tour
[READ IN FULL AT SOURCE, the Psychological Science OnlineFirst version of record of 5 December 2013, author copy, complete including both experiments, Table 1, both figures and the reference list]…
- Hennig-Thurau (2006): Are All Smiles Created Equal? How Emotional Contagion and Emotional Labor Affect Service Relationships
Thorsten Hennig-Thurau and colleagues studied how two features of an employee's emotion shape customers' evaluations of a service encounter: how much positive emotion is shown, including smiling…
- Hennigan (1982): Impact of the introduction of television on crime in the United States: Empirical findings and theoretical implications
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Hennigan, K. M., Del Rosario, M. L., Heath, L., Cook, T. D.: Hennigan, K. M., Del Rosario, M. L., Heath, L., Cook, T. D., Wharton, J. D., & Calder, B
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Henrich (2005): Economic man in cross-cultural perspective: Behavioral experiments in 15 small-scale societies
Henrich and colleagues ran ultimatum, public goods and dictator games in 15 small-scale societies with a wide range of economic conditions, because earlier work showing departures from the…
- Henrich (2010): The weirdest people in the world?
[TARGET ARTICLE READ IN FULL AT SOURCE, the published text with the running header 'BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES (2010) 33:2/3', from the author copy at www2.psych.ubc.ca. THE RETRIEVED TEXT ENDS…
- Herman (1975): Restrained and unrestrained eating
high-restraint participants' intake varied directly with preload size, low-restraint participants' inversely. The milkshake and ice-cream details are from Lowe (2017) and Polivy and Herman (2020)…
- Herman (2003): Effects of the Presence of Others on Food Intake: A Normative Interpretation.
Peter Herman, Deborah Roth and Janet Polivy reviewed research on how the presence of other people affects how much we eat, which had produced three apparently conflicting findings. Social…
- Hermann (2021): Television, Continuity, and Change: A Meta-Analysis of Five Decades of Cultivation Research
Hermann, Morgan and Shanahan meta-analyse cultivation research from the nineteen seventies to the present, using three-level analyses of thousands of effect sizes from hundreds of independent…
- Hermann (2023): Cultivation and social media: A meta-analysis
Hermann, Morgan and Shanahan meta-analyse a large set of effect sizes from many independent samples that compare social media use with a variety of attitudes and beliefs, from the perspective of…
- Hernström (2025): Hernström, V., Josefsson, V., Sartor, H., Schmidt, D., Larsson, A.-M., Hofvind, S., Andersson, I., Rosso, A., Hagberg, O., & Lång, K. (2025). 'Screening performance and characteristics of breast cance
105,934 women randomised; cancer detection 6.4 against 5.0 per 1,000, ratio 1.29; recall and false-positive rates not significantly higher; screen-reading workload reduced by 44.2 per cent.
- Hernström, V., Josefsson, V., Sartor, H., Schmidt, D., Larss: Hernström, V., Josefsson, V., Sartor, H., Schmidt, D., Larsson, A.-M., Hofvind, S., Andersson, I., Rosso, A., Hagberg, O., & Lång, K
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Herr (1983): On the consequences of priming: Assimilation and contrast effects
Herr and colleagues examine when priming a concept makes a subsequent judgment move towards it and when it pushes the judgment the other way. Both happen. Prime a mild example of hostility and an…