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Children born shortly before the cutoff date for age grouping in youth sport programs suffer from being promoted to higher age groups earlier than their laterborn peers. Skewed birthdate… (More)
- K. C. Klauer, J. Musch, Birgit Naumer
- Psychological review
- 2000
A multinomial model is used to disentangle the respective contributions of reasoning processes and response bias in conclusion-acceptance data that exhibit belief bias. A model-based meta-analysis of… (More)
- K. C. Klauer, Christian Roßnagel, J. Musch
- Journal of experimental psychology. Learning…
- 1997
Evaluative priming effects are often found in the evaluative decision task, in which persons judge the affective connotation (positive vs. negative) of a target word. The present experiments examined… (More)
- Birk Diedenhofen, J. Musch
- PloS one
- 2015
A valid comparison of the magnitude of two correlations requires researchers to directly contrast the correlations using an appropriate statistical test. In many popular statistics packages, however,… (More)
- K. C. Klauer, J. Musch
- The Quarterly journal of experimental psychology…
- 2001
Recent work has found an affective priming effect using the naming task: In pronouncing target words, pronunciation latencies were consistently shorter when the target (e.g., loyal) was preceded by… (More)
- Joachim Stoeber, Dorothea E Dette, J. Musch
- Journal of personality assessment
- 2002
The Balanced Inventory of Desirable Responding (BIDR; Paulhus, 1994) is a widely used instrument to measure the 2 components of social desirability: self-deceptive enhancement and impression… (More)
- J. Musch, Katja Ehrenberg
- British journal of psychology
- 2002
According to the probability misjudgment account of paranormal belief (Blackmore & Troscianko, 1985), believers in the paranormal tend to wrongly attribute remarkable coincidences to paranormal… (More)
- J. Musch, Arndt Bröder
- The British journal of educational psychology
- 1999
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Two competing theoretical models to explain academic performance were proposed. The interference model stresses the detrimental effect of task-irrelevant thoughts during the test-taking… (More)
- Morten Moshagen, J. Musch, Anja S. Göritz
- Ergonomics
- 2009
The present experiment investigated the effect of visual aesthetics on performance. A total of 257 volunteers completed a series of search tasks on a website providing health-related information.… (More)
- Michael Shohat, J. Musch
- 2003
The active decision to participate in an experiment is a potential source of unmeasurable systematic error. The use of volunteer subjects can therefore have serious biasing effects on experimental… (More)