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- Kenworthy (2011): , the meta-analysis giving the uncorrected pooled estimate
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Kerschreiter (2008): Biased information search in homogeneous groups: Confidence as a moderator for the effect of anticipated task requirements
Kerschreiter, Schulz-Hardt, Mojzisch and Frey ran three experiments with three-person groups whose members had each already chosen the same option on a policy question, one experiment using trainee…
- Kesselheim (2012): A randomized study of how physicians interpret research funding disclosures
Kesselheim and colleagues tested whether a trial's funding source shapes physicians' judgement of its quality, separately from the design of the study. Board-certified internists read abstracts of…
- Khan (2025): Auditing Facial Emotion Recognition Datasets for Posed Expressions and Racial Bias
[ABSTRACT READ IN FULL at the OpenAlex work record, reconstructed from its deposited inverted index. FULL TEXT NOT READ: closed access, no open-access location at OpenAlex. PEER-REVIEWED CONFERENCE…
- Khoshnoud (2020): Peripheral-physiological and neural correlates of the flow experience while playing video games: a comprehensive review
Khoshnoud, S., Alvarez Igarzabal, F., & Wittmann, M. (2020). 'Peripheral-physiological and neural correlates of the flow experience while playing video games: a comprehensive review.' PeerJ, 8…
- Kienle (1997): The powerful placebo effect: fact or fiction?
Kienle and Kiene examine Henry Beecher's 1955 article, often cited as establishing the placebo effect, in which a placebo was reported to relieve about 35 per cent of 1,082 patients across 15…
- Kiesel (2010): Control and interference in task switching: A review
Kiesel and colleagues review research that uses task switching to study cognitive control and task interference. They cover experimental designs such as mixed against single-task blocks, predictable…
- Killingsworth (2010): A Wandering Mind Is an Unhappy Mind
Killingsworth and Gilbert built a smartphone application that contacted people at random moments during ordinary life and asked three things: what they were doing, how they felt, and whether they…
- Kim (2012): Development of a scale to measure memorable tourism experiences
Kim, Ritchie and McCormick develop a 24-item scale for memorable tourism experiences using a standard scale-development process and expert review. The scale has seven domains: hedonism, refreshment…
- Kim (2017): Optimism and Cause-Specific Mortality: A Prospective Cohort Study
[ABSTRACT READ IN FULL AT SOURCE, the Oxford Academic article page, which prints it entire; THE FULL TEXT IS PAYWALLED AND WAS NOT READ, so nothing beyond the abstract is recorded here] Kim, E. S…
- Kim (2017): The Pareto rule for frequently purchased packaged goods: an empirical generalization
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Kim (2022): Disadvantages of red: The color congruence effect in comparative price advertising
Kim and Jang report two studies on the lay belief that red in price advertising raises perceived value. When the discount was deep, red led to more favourable responses than white or blue in the…
- Kim (2022): Do financial incentives help or harm performance in interesting tasks?
[abstract only; full text not retrieved, 2026-10-20] Kim, J. H., Gerhart, B., & Fang, M. (2022). 'Do financial incentives help or harm performance in interesting tasks?' Journal of Applied…
- King (2021): Subjective Responses to Alcohol in the Development and Maintenance of Alcohol Use Disorder
King and colleagues followed nearly two hundred young adult drinkers for a decade, giving each of them the same alcohol challenge at the start, at five years and at ten, alongside repeated…
- Kircanski (2012): Feelings Into Words: Contributions of Language to Exposure Therapy
Kircanski and colleagues took affect labelling out of the laboratory and into a clinical procedure. People afraid of spiders were repeatedly exposed to a live spider while doing one of four things…
- Kirchner (2012): Relapse dynamics during smoking cessation: Recurrent abstinence violation effects and lapse-relapse progression
203 smokers who achieved abstinence, 1,001 lapse episodes; first-lapse self-blame, self-efficacy and guilt did not predict relapse; across later lapses, drops in self-efficacy predicted faster…
- Kirgios (2020): Teaching temptation bundling to boost exercise: a field experiment
Kirgios and colleagues tested teaching temptation bundling inside the StepUp programme with a gym chain. In the main analysis of 6,792 members, a free audiobook with encouragement to bundle raised…
- Kirkpatrick (1992): Cognitive-experiential self-theory and subjective probability: Further evidence for two conceptual systems
Kirkpatrick and Epstein's 1992 paper applies cognitive-experiential self-theory to subjective probability. Only the title and record are confirmed here and no finding is attributed to it.
- Kirmani (2000): No pain, no gain: A critical review of the literature on signaling unobservable product quality
Kirmani and Rao review information economics research on signals as a way to address asymmetric information, in which a firm conveys an unobservable element such as product quality by offering an…
- Kivetz (2006): The goal-gradient hypothesis resurrected: purchase acceleration, illusionary goal progress, and customer retention
Kivetz, Urminsky and Zheng's 2006 paper reviews the animal goal-gradient literature, including Hull's 1932 prediction and 1934 runway study and a 1948 harness experiment, and notes that earlier…