Vol 29
Psychological Science
Volume 29, Issue 1
- Uncovering the Power of Personality to Shape Income
- The Best of Both Worlds: Adaptation During Natural Tasks Produces Long-Lasting Plasticity in Perceptual Ocular Dominance
- Implicit Statistical Learning in Real-World Environments Leads to Ecologically Rational Decision Making
- Lingering Cognitive States Shape Fundamental Mnemonic Abilities
- Dimensions of Experience: Exploring the Heterogeneity of the Wandering Mind
- Human Information Processing Shapes Language Change
- University-Affiliated Alcohol Marketing Enhances the Incentive Salience of Alcohol Cues
- Symmetric Objects Become Special in Perception Because of Generic Computations in Neurons
- Strengthening Causal Estimates for Links Between Spanking and Children’s Externalizing Behavior Problems
- Can Science Explain the Human Mind? Intuitive Judgments About the Limits of Science
- Disentangling the Sources of Mimicry: Social Relations Analyses of the Link Between Mimicry and Liking
- Is There a Chastity Belt on Perception?
- Does Smile Intensity in Photographs Really Predict Longevity? A Replication and Extension of Abel and Kruger (2010)
- Longitudinal Relationships Between Parents’ and Children’s Behavior Need Not Implicate the Influence of Parental Behavior and May Reflect Genetics: Comment on Waldinger and Schulz (2016)
- The Blind Psychological Scientists and the Elephant: Reply to Sherlock and Zietsch
- Corrigendum: Childhood Adversity, Self-Esteem, and Diurnal Cortisol Profiles Across the Life Span
