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Determinants of Three Stages of Delay in Seeking Care at a Medical Clinic
TLDR
It was concluded that different factors mediate delay in each of the three stages and that studies which use only a single measure of total delay are likely to be of limited value in understanding delay.
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The Impact of Communications on the Self-Regulation of Health Beliefs, Decisions, and Behavior
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The parallel response model has been elaborated into a more complete systems model and new studies show how health threats are represented.
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Sources of Bias in Memory for Emotions
How accurately can people remember how they felt in the past? Although some investigators hold that emotional memories are resistant to change, we review evidence that current emotions, appraisals,…
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Tunnel memory for traumatic events
In four experiments subjects remembered the critical information in a traumatic slide as either more focused spatially than in its original presentation or more focused spatially than information in…
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Killing versus witnessing in combat trauma and reports of PTSD symptoms and domestic violence.
TLDR
Use of archival data from 376 U.S. soldiers who took part in the family interview component of the 1988 National Vietnam Veteran Readjustment Study (NVVRS) finds that active participation in combat trauma increased reports of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms over passive witnessing of trauma.
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Sex and hemisphere differences in access to codes for processing emotional expressions and faces.
  • M. A. Safer
  • Psychology
    Journal of experimental psychology. General
  • 1 March 1981
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Eyewitnesses show hypermnesia for details about a violent event.
TLDR
It is concluded that eyewitness accounts may become more accurate with repeated attempts to recall information and instructions to use context or emotion as retrieval cues did not affect recall gains.
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What US judges know and believe about eyewitness testimony
In a survey, 160 US judges indicated their knowledge and beliefs about eyewitness testimony. Although correct on some issues, judges were often wrong on important issues such as whether at trial…
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Author-rated importance of cited references in biology and psychology publications
TLDR
The paper finds that certain textual features, such as citation frequency, citation length, and citation location, as well as author‐stated reasons for citation predicted ratings of importance, but the strength of the relationship often depended on citation features in the article as a whole.
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Memory bias in the assessment and recall of pre-exam anxiety: How anxious was I?
This study investigated retrospective evaluations of past emotional states. Twenty-nine graduate students rated their anxiety one day prior to their comprehensive examination. Approximately 1 month…
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