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Understanding How Language, Design, and Processing Fluency Affect Cognition 

Santistevan-Swett, Stephanie (2018)
Judgment and decision-making in a healthcare context often involve complex information and difficult tradeoffs. In order to understand key concepts and receive help with difficult decisions, patients may turn to written ...
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Social-Cognitive Determinants of Success in Online Communities for Weight Management 

Lane, Ilana Beth (2016)
Background: Online communities may be an effective, convenient, and relatively inexpensive intervention platform for individuals seeking assistance with weight management. Recent research suggests that these communities ...
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The Golden Rule Ethic, its Measurement, and Relationships with Well-Being and Prosocial Values Across Four Religions in India 

Putilin, Dimitri (2015)
As a psychological principle, the golden rule represents an ethic of universal empathic concern. It is, surprisingly, present in the sacred texts of virtually all religions, and in philosophical works across eras and continents. ...
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Evaluating the Impact of the Positive Choices Intervention on Substance Use, Psychological, and Care Engagement Outcomes Relevant to Current National HIV Prevention Goals 

Drabkin, Anya Softley (2016)
The HIV epidemic in the United States continues to be a significant public health problem, with approximately 50,000 new infections occurring each year. National public health priorities have shifted in recent years towards ...
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Psychological Sequelae of Obstetric Fistula in Tanzanian Women 

Wilson, Sarah Mosher (2015)
Up to two million women worldwide have obstetric fistula, a maternal morbidity prevalent in developing countries that causes uncontrollable leaking of urine and/or feces and a persistent bad odor. There is both theoretical ...
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Understanding How Knowledge Fluctuates in Accessibility 

Black-Maier, Allison Cantor (2017)
While an impressive amount of knowledge is stored in memory, individual items can fluctuate in accessibility: Two attempts to retrieve the same knowledge (e.g., the US States) often yield somewhat inconsistent results. In ...
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Stigma, Avoidant-Orientation, and Self-Disclosure in Friendships 

Lattanner, Micah Lattanner (2017)
The stigma surrounding mental illness has been shown to have a negative impact on social relationships. However, less research has focused on the mechanisms through which the connection between stigma and relational outcomes ...
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The Role of Self-Control, Social Support, and Reliance on Others in the Religiosity-Health Link 

Hopkin, Cameron (2015)
Religious observance has been reliably shown to improve a wide variety of health outcomes across the lifespan. Significant work has already been done to find mediating processes that explain this relationship, but as yet ...
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Expectation Modulates Episodic Memory Formation via Dopaminergic Circuitry 

Stanek, Jessica Kate (2016)
Episodic memory formation is shaped by expectation. Events that generate expectations have the capacity to influence memory. Additionally, whether subsequent events meet or violate expectations has consequences for memory. ...
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Neural Mechanisms of Young Adult Sexual Decision-Making and Risk Behavior 

Victor, Elizabeth Christine (2016)
Sexual risk behavior among young adults is a serious public health concern; 50% will contract a sexually transmitted infection (STI) before the age of 25. The current study collected self-report personality and sexual history ...
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