Studies (page 92)
- Schiebler (2025): Expectancy-disconfirmation and consumer satisfaction: A meta-analysis
meta-analytical path analysis of 150 records, N = 58,597. an overall positive relationship between expectations and consumer satisfaction (r = .29 [0.24, 0.34]) and no evidence for contrast effects…
- Schilke (2025): The transparency dilemma: How AI disclosure erodes trust
Schilke and Reimann report thirteen experiments in which actors who disclose their use of AI are trusted less than actors who do not. They attribute the penalty to lower perceived legitimacy; it…
- Schimmelpfennig (2024): The Moderating Role of Culture in the Generalizability of Psychological Phenomena
[COMPLETE COMMENTARY READ IN FULL AT SOURCE, the publisher's PDF at SAGE. The paper states that R. Schimmelpfennig and R. Spicer share first authorship, and Muthukrishna, Schimmelpfennig and Spicer…
- Schkade (1998): Does living in California make people happy? A focusing illusion in judgments of life satisfaction
Schkade and Kahneman gave large samples of students in the Midwest and in Southern California questions about their own life satisfaction or that of a similar person. Reported satisfaction was about…
- Schlamann (2026): Attractive Things Do Work Better: A Meta-Analysis on Visual Aesthetics and User Performance
Schlamann first author. A preregistered meta-analysis of 31 studies, 234 effect sizes and 18,794 participants, admitting only studies whose aesthetic manipulation demonstrably worked, found a small…
- Schlemmer (1981): Evidence for dopamine mediation of submissive gestures in the stumptail macaque monkey
No abstract could be found for this paper, so this page does not summarise it.
- Schlintl (2020): Effects of coloring food images on the propensity to eat: a placebo approach with color suggestions
Schlintl and Schienle note that findings on the appetite-enhancing effect of red and the appetite-reducing effect of blue have been inconsistent. They use a placebo approach to test whether verbal…
- Schloss (2011): Effects of university affiliation and school spirit on color preferences: Berkeley versus Stanford
Schloss, Poggesi and Palmer test a prediction of the ecological valence theory, which holds that colour preference is set by people's average affective response to everything associated with a…
- Schloss (2020): Blue hues don
Schloss, Witzel and Lai study the common belief that yellow is happy and blue is sad. They separate the contributions of lightness, chroma and hue by controlling for lightness and chroma, either…
- Schmidt (1998): Differential behavioral effects of gonadal steroids in women with and in those without premenstrual syndrome
leuprolide ovarian suppression reduced symptoms in 10 women with PMS compared with 10 given placebo; estradiol or progesterone add-back brought symptoms back in women with PMS but not in 15 women…
- Schmidt (2017): How context alters value: the brain’s valuation and affective regulation system link price cues to experienced taste pleasantness
54 recruited at Bonn University, 30 analysed after exclusions; price cues of €3 and €18 on identical wines; higher prices raised pleasantness ratings (described by the authors as replicating the…
- Schmitt (1994): Language and Consumer Memory: The Impact of Linguistic Differences between Chinese and English
Schmitt, Pan and Tavassoli argue that structural differences between Chinese, written with ideographic characters, and English, written with an alphabet, shape mental representations and so affect…
- Schneider (2016): The bidder’s curse: comment
Using the original and new eBay data, argues a key condition for identifying nonstandard behaviour may not have been met; overbidding consistent with standard behaviour once search costs are included.
- Schneider (2021): When the Stars Shine Too Bright: The Influence of Multidimensional Ratings on Online Consumer Ratings
Schneider, Weinmann, Mohr and vom Brocke challenge the assumption that consumer ratings simply reflect consumer satisfaction, arguing that they can be influenced by the design of the rating system…
- Schofield (2004): Optimism and survival in lung carcinoma patients
[COMPOSITE ENTRY FOR THE CANCER CLAIM AS TRACED, keyed by its first-named item because the source carries several studies. NOT ONE OF THE STUDIES IN THIS ENTRY WAS READ AT SOURCE. The figures…
- Schomburgk (2024): Less cash, more splash? A meta-analysis on the cashless effect
392 effect sizes from 71 papers; small but significant cashless effect; no evidence payment method features influence it; stronger in conspicuous consumption, weaker in pro-social consumption…
- Schroeder (1998): Exposing pluralistic ignorance to reduce alcohol use among college students
C. M. Schroeder and Deborah Prentice ran one-hour discussions with 452 first-year students. Groups heard either a discussion of pluralistic ignorance about drinking or one about individual…
- Schuldt (2010): The "organic" path to obesity? Organic claims influence calorie judgments and exercise recommendations
Schuldt and Schwarz show that labelling a food as organic, a claim about production that is silent on calories, leads people to infer that organic cookies are lower in calories and can be eaten more…
- Schuldt (2013): Does green mean healthy? Nutrition label color affects perceptions of healthfulness
Schuldt tested whether the colour of a calorie label changes how healthy a food seems. In the first experiment, university students imagined being hungry in a grocery checkout line and saw a candy…
- Schulkind (1999): Music, emotion, and autobiographical memory: They're playing your song
Schulkind, Hennis and Rubin: older and younger adults heard 20-second excerpts of 20th-century popular songs, rated emotion and liking, identified title, artist and year, and did cued lyric recall…