Journal of Experimental Psychology-General

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Experimental Psychology-General is 5. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-08-01 to 2025-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Supplemental Material for Affective Prediction Errors in Persistence and Escalation of Aggression86
Where word and world meet: Language and vision share an abstract representation of symmetry.60
The presence of diversity initiatives leads to increased pro-White hiring decisions among conservatives.53
Emotion regulation strategy use and forecasting in response to dynamic, multimodal stimuli.47
A neural habituation account of the negative compatibility effect.46
Supplemental Material for Expectations of Intergroup Empathy Bias Emerge by Early Childhood43
Supplemental Material for The Development of Social Essentialist Reasoning in Iran: Insight Into Biological Perception, Cultural Input, and Motivational Factors43
Supplemental Material for Dynamics of Learning New Words From Context41
The cartesian folk theater: People conceptualize consciousness as a spatio-temporally localized process in the human brain.40
Supplemental Material for A Precise Quantification of How Prior Experience Informs Current Behavior36
Supplemental Material for Decomposing the Semantic Processes Underpinning Veridical and False Memories36
Supplemental Material for Discordant Knowing: A Social Cognitive Structure Underlying Fanaticism36
Supplemental Material for Attention to Emotional Stimuli Across Adulthood and Older Age: A Novel Application of Eye-Tracking Within the Home35
Supplemental Material for Attention Biases Preferential Choice by Enhancing an Option’s Value34
Supplemental Material for The Conceptual Building Blocks of Everyday Thought: Tracking the Emergence and Dynamics of Ruminative and Nonruminative Thinking34
Supplemental Material for Deep Distortions in Everyday Memory: Fact Memory Is Illogical, Too33
Supplemental Material for A Watched Pot Seems Slow to Boil: Why Frequent Monitoring Decreases Perceptions of Progress33
Supplemental Material for An Approximate Representation of Objects Underlies Physical Reasoning33
Supplemental Material for Abstract Thinking Facilitates Aggregation of Information32
Stereotypes disrupt probabilistic category learning.31
How do numbers shift spatial attention? Both processing depth and counting habits matter.30
Forever yuck: Oculomotor avoidance of disgusting stimuli resists habituation.30
Disentangling dishonesty: An empirical investigation of the nature of lying and cheating.29
Supplemental Material for Time and Memory Costs Jointly Determine a Speed–Accuracy Trade-Off and Set-Size Effects28
Experience-dependent biases in face discrimination reveal associations between perceptual specialization and narrowing.28
People exert more effort to avoid losses than to obtain gains.27
Arbitrary fairness in reward and punishments.27
Biological motion gains preferential access to awareness during continuous flash suppression: Local biological motion matters.26
Can you trust what you hear? Concurrent misinformation affects recall memory and judgments of guilt.26
Why do people increase effort near a deadline? An opportunity-cost model of goal gradients.26
Colorfulness influences perceptions of valence and arousal.25
Genetic essentialist beliefs about criminality predict harshness of recommended punishment.25
Ghosting: Social rejection without explanation, but not without care.24
More direction but less freedom? How task rules affect intrinsic motivation.24
Correction to “The interpersonal costs of dishonesty: How dishonest behavior reduces individuals’ ability to read others’ emotions” by Lee et al. (2019).24
Interaction between top-down decision-driven congruency effect and bottom-up input-driven congruency effect is correlated with conscious awareness.24
Images of objects are interpreted as symbols: A case study of automatic size measurement.24
Supplemental Material for Dual Routes of Chunking Social Interaction: Insights From Grouping Two Agent Actions in Working Memory23
The time course of task 2 response activation in dual-tasking: Modeling results, interindividual differences, and practical recommendations.23
Supplemental Material for Genetic Associations Between Executive Functions and Intelligence: A Combined Twin and Adoption Study23
Are eye movements and EEG on the same page?: A coregistration study on parafoveal preview and lexical frequency.23
Supplemental Material for Body Appearance Values Modulate Risk Aversion in Eating Restriction22
Supplemental Material for Self-Related Primes Reduce Congruency Effects in the Stroop Task22
Supplemental Material for Children Infer the Behavioral Contexts of Unfamiliar Foreign Songs22
Culture shapes moral reasoning about close others.21
Explanations for norm violations affect preschoolers’ judgments of norm violators.21
Children’s language-based pedagogical preferences in a multilingual society.21
Supplemental Material for Comparing Visual Memories to Similar Visual Inputs Risks Lasting Memory Distortion21
The role of synaesthesia in reading written musical key signatures.21
Supplemental Material for No Evidence for Unconscious Initiation and Following of Arithmetic Rules: A Replication Study20
Supplemental Material for The Influence of Saccade Target Status on the Reference Frame of Object–Location Binding20
Illusory facial expressions caused by lighting direction.20
Unintended emotions in the laboratory: Emotions incidentally induced by a standard visual working memory task relate to task performance.20
Conscientiousness does not moderate the association between political ideology and susceptibility to fake news sharing.20
Mechanistic complexity is fundamental: Evidence from judgments, attention, and memory.20
Supplemental Material for The Curve of Control: Nonmonotonic Effects of Task Difficulty on Cognitive Control20
The people around you are inside your head: Social context shapes spontaneous thought.20
Collectives closer to the self are anticipated to have a brighter future: Self-enhancement in collective cognition.19
Awareness of implicit attitudes: Large-scale investigations of mechanism and scope.19
Examining the role of social comparison perceptions on identity-safety for Black Americans in organizations.19
The role of theory of mind, group membership, and apology in intergroup forgiveness among children and adolescents.19
The language of accurate and inaccurate eyewitnesses.19
Supplemental Material for Attention Probes May Inflate Real Effects and Create Pseudoeffects: A Rerun and Reassessment of Hemed et al. (2020)\n19
Of pandemics, politics, and personality: The role of conscientiousness and political ideology in the sharing of fake news.19
Preferential forgiveness: The impact of group membership and remorse on preschoolers’ forgiveness.18
Is recursive “mindreading” really an exception to limitations on recursive thinking?18
Visual and visual association abilities predict skilled reading performance: The case of music sight-reading.18
Nature and measurement of attention control.18
The idiosyncratic nature of how individuals perceive, represent, and remember their surroundings and its impact on learning-based generalization.18
Flexibility in continuous judgments of gender/sex and race.18
Nature adds color to life: Less boredom in natural versus artificial environments.18
Supplemental Material for Reading a Graph Is Like Reading a Paragraph17
Is status a zero-sum game? Zero-sum beliefs increase people’s preference for dominance but not prestige.17
Decomposing the semantic processes underpinning veridical and false memories.17
Supplemental Material for Practice-Related Changes in Perceptual Evidence Accumulation Correlate With Changes in Working Memory17
Supplemental Material for Goal-Directed Recruitment of Pavlovian Biases Through Selective Visual Attention17
Supplemental Material for Out-of-Vocabulary but Not Meaningless: Evidence for Semantic-Priming Effects in Pseudoword Processing17
The extreme illusion of understanding.17
Cross-talker generalization in the perception of nonnative speech: A large-scale replication.17
Supplemental Material for The Role of Memory in Counterfactual Valuation17
Supplemental Material for Young Children Enlarge the Pie: Antecedents of Negotiation Skills17
Supplemental Material for Uncertainty-Modulated Attentional Capture: Outcome Variance Increases Attentional Priority17
Egocentric anchoring-and-adjustment underlies social inferences about known others varying in similarity and familiarity.17
Supplemental Material for Two Kinds of Counterfactual Closeness17
Combining forecasts from advisors: The impact of advice independence and verbal versus numeric format.16
On the relationship between tip-of-the-tongue states and partial recollective experience: Illusory partial recollective access during tip-of-the-tongue states.16
Thinking about God discourages dehumanization of religious outgroups.16
Connector hubs in semantic network contribute to creative thinking.16
Supplemental Material for Does Affective Processing Require Awareness? On the Use of the Perceptual Awareness Scale in Response Priming Research16
Limits of verbal labels in cognition: Category labels do not improve visual working memory performance for obfuscated objects.16
Just do it: A neuropsychological theory of agency, cognition, mood, and dopamine.16
Sexual orientation as a contextual frame for attractiveness judgments.16
Procedure dependence in resource allocations: How focusing on resource or target affects variety-seeking.16
Supplemental Material for Motives Matter More With Age: Adult Age Differences in Response to Sociomoral Violations16
A lifespan study of the confidence–accuracy relation in working memory and episodic long-term memory.16
Message self and social relevance increases intentions to share content: Correlational and causal evidence from six studies.16
The wisdom of many in few: Finding individuals who are as wise as the crowd.15
Avoidance begets avoidance: A computational account of negative stereotype persistence.15
Mnemicity versus temporality: Distinguishing between components of episodic representations.15
Typing in tandem: Language planning in multisentence text production is fundamentally parallel.15
Supplemental Material for Effort Can Have Positive, Negative, and Nonmonotonic Impacts on Outcome Value in Economic Choice15
Supplemental Material for Fundamental Dimensions of Real-Time Word Recognition in Challenging Listening Conditions Exhibit Within-Subject Stability and Link to Outcomes15
A cautionary note against selective applications of the Bayes factor.15
Acceptance of mixed gambles is sensitive to the range of gains and losses experienced, and estimates of lambda (λ) are not a reliable measure of loss aversion: Reply to André and de Langhe (2021).15
Are the contributions of processing experience and prior beliefs to confidence ratings domain-general or domain-specific?15
Self-referential processing accounts for cultural variation in self-enhancement versus criticism: An electrocortical investigation.15
Associations between executive functions assessed in different contexts in a genetically informative sample.15
Supplemental Material for The Presence of Diversity Initiatives Leads to Increased Pro-White Hiring Decisions Among Conservatives14
Supplemental Material for Political Rule (vs. Opposition) Predicts Whether Ideological Prejudice Is Stronger in U.S. Conservatives or Progressives14
Supplemental Material for Differential Attentional Costs of Encoding Specific and Gist Episodic Memory Representations14
Framing affects postdecision preferences through self-preference inferences (and probably not dissonance).14
Building integrated representations through interleaved learning.14
Interdependent versus independent inconsistency: Cultural differences in how East Asian and Western people attribute hypocrisy.14
Supplemental Material for Cross-Cultural Conceptions of Third-Party Intervention Across Childhood14
The preference for attitude neutrality.14
Supplemental Material for Language Shapes Children’s Attitudes: Consequences of Internal, Behavioral, and Societal Information in Punitive and Nonpunitive Contexts14
Daly and colleagues have overestimated the magnitude of the “Cinderella effect” in lethal child abuse, and underestimated the role of confounding variables in its explanation: A reply to Daly (2022).14
Attributions to discrimination in multiracial contexts: Isolating the effect of target group membership.14
Fast-forward to boredom: How switching behavior on digital media makes people more bored.14
Deep neural network decodes aspects of stimulus-intrinsic memorability inaccessible to humans.14
Supplemental Material for Girls Persist More but Divest Less From Ineffective Teaching Than Boys14
Supplemental Material for The Biography of Discovery: How Unintentional Discovery of Resources Influences Choice and Preference14
Linguistic framing effects in business and refugee aid contexts: A replication and extension of Cooley et al. (2017).14
Supplemental Material for The Neural Instantiation of Spontaneous Counterfactual Thought14
Cultivating concern for others: Meditation training and motivated engagement with human suffering.14
Supplemental Material for Profound Individual Differences in Contextualized Emotion Perception13
Curiosity: The effects of feedback and confidence on the desire to know.13
Moral judgment is sensitive to bargaining power.13
“Visual verbs”: Dynamic event types are extracted spontaneously during visual perception.13
Supplemental Material for Collaborative Recall Changes the Global Organization of Memory: A Representational Similarity Analysis of Social Influences on Individual and Collective Memory Organization13
Supplemental Material for Experience Shapes the Granularity of Social Perception: Computational Insights Into Individual and Group-Based Representations13
Flavors of desire: Cognitive representations of appetitive stimuli and their motivational implications.13
Object-based encoding constrains storage in visual working memory.13
Supplemental Material for Income Inequality Depresses Support for Higher Minimum Wages13
Supplemental Material for Cool People13
How do implicit and explicit partner evaluations update in daily life? Evidence from the lab and the field.13
“Do not teach them how to fish”: The effect of zero-sum beliefs on help giving.13
When politics trumps truth: Political concordance versus veracity as a determinant of believing, sharing, and recalling the news.12
Supplemental Material for Linguistic Framing Effects in Business and Refugee Aid Contexts: A Replication and Extension of Cooley et al. (2017)12
Supplemental Material for When an Irresistible Prejudice Meets Immovable Politics: Black Legal Gun Ownership Undermines Racially Resentful White Americans’ Gun Rights Advocacy12
Supplemental Material for Bridging the Gap Between Autonomous and Predetermined Paradigms: The Role of Sampling in Evaluative Learning12
Storage and processing in working memory: A single, domain-general resource explains multitasking.12
Lying is sometimes ethical, but honesty is the best policy: The desire to avoid harmful lies leads to moral preferences for unconditional honesty.12
Willpower as moral ability.12
Supplemental Material for Hello, Stranger? Pleasant Conversations Are Preceded by Concerns About Starting One12
Supplemental Material for Message Self and Social Relevance Increases Intentions to Share Content: Correlational and Causal Evidence From Six Studies12
The human black-box: The illusion of understanding human better than algorithmic decision-making.12
“Heart strings and purse strings” revisited: A preregistered replication and extension.12
Speech motor adaptation during synchronous and metronome-timed speech.12
Supplemental Material for Modeling Confidence in Causal Judgments12
Supplemental Material for The Developmental Trajectories of Children’s Reorientation to Global and Local Properties of Environmental Geometry12
Supplemental Material for The Backfire Effect After Correcting Misinformation Is Strongly Associated With Reliability12
Typological differences influence the bilingual advantage in metacognitive processing.12
The haves and have-nots: Infants use wealth to guide social behavior and evaluation.12
Everyday amnesia: Residual memory for high confidence misses and implications for decision models of recognition.11
What you are getting and what you will be getting: Testing whether verb tense affects intertemporal choices.11
Supplemental Material for Social Contagion of Challenge-Seeking Behavior11
Supplemental Material for Time Perception in Autistic Adults: Interval and Event Timing Judgments Do Not Differ From Nonautistics11
Supplemental Material for Unequal Opportunities From the Start: Socioeconomic Disparities in Classroom Participation in Preschool11
No evidence for unconscious initiation and following of arithmetic rules: A replication study.11
Clarification to Hemed et al. (2020).11
Intra- versus interpersonal emotion regulation: Associations with affect, relationship quality and closeness, and biological markers of stress.11
Rewards transiently and automatically enhance sustained attention.11
Supplemental Material for Identifying Cultural Differences in Metacognition11
Visual features as carriers of abstract quantitative information.11
Supplemental Material for Explaining the Existential: Scientific and Religious Explanations Play Different Functional Roles11
Correction to Luzardo et al. (2023).11
The endowment effect: Loss aversion or a buy-sell discrepancy?11
From artifacts to human lives: Investigating the domain-generality of judgments about purposes.11
Supplemental Material for More Direction but Less Freedom? How Task Rules Affect Intrinsic Motivation11
Tool-sensed object information effectively supports vision for multisensory grasping.11
Two kinds of counterfactual closeness.10
Equitable burden-sharing in “take-one-for-the-team” situations: The role of coordination.10
The magnitude of the testing effect is independent of retrieval practice performance.10
Dual routes of chunking social interaction: Insights from grouping two agent actions in working memory.10
Advancing research on unconscious priming: When can scientists claim an indirect task advantage?10
Feedback exercises boost discernment of misinformation for gamified inoculation interventions.10
Observing conflicting actions elicits conflict adaptation.10
Effort can have positive, negative, and nonmonotonic impacts on outcome value in economic choice.10
People constrain their semantic associations when talking to both friends and strangers.10
Contrastive adaptation effects along a voice–nonvoice continuum.10
Communicative efficiency in multimodal language directed at children and adults.10
Age differences in peritraumatic and posttraumatic processing.10
Is the antisaccade task a valid measure of inhibition?10
Supplemental Material for The Intent and Extent of Collective Threats: A Data-Driven Conceptualization of Collective Threats and Their Relation to Political Preferences9
Supplemental Material for Subjective Assessments of Cognition and Affect and Their Relationship With Objective Performance: Individuals With High Levels of Cognitive Failures or Negative Affect Miss M9
Spontaneous path tracing in task-irrelevant mazes: Spatial affordances trigger dynamic visual routines.9
Evidence for multiple kinds of belief in theory of mind.9
Articulation contributes to valence sound symbolism.9
Does governmental corruption aid or hamper early moral development? Insights from the Dominican Republic and United States contexts.9
Social class perception is driven by stereotype-related facial features.9
Supplemental Material for The Effect of Black–White Income Inequality on Perceived Interracial Psychological Outcomes via Perceived Interracial Competition9
Supplemental Material for “Heart Strings and Purse Strings” Revisited: A Preregistered Replication and Extension9
Supplemental Material for Proactive Suppression Can Be Applied to Multiple Salient Distractors in Visual Search9
Supplemental Material for Judgments During Perceptual Comparisons Predict Distinct Forms of Memory Updating9
Are we smart enough to remember how smart animals are?9
Demands on perceptual and mnemonic fidelity are a key determinant of age-related cognitive decline throughout the lifespan.9
Correction to “When fairness is not enough: The disproportionate contributions of the poor in a collective action problem” by Malthouse et al. (2023).9
Win–win denial: The psychological underpinnings of zero-sum thinking.9
Visual statistical learning based on time information.9
Supplemental Material for Nice and Easy: Mismatch Negativity Responses Reveal a Significant Correlation Between Aesthetic Appreciation and Perceptual Learning9
Supplemental Material for Feature Identity Determines Representation Structure in Working Memory9
Supplemental Material for Surprisingly Good Talk: Misunderstanding Others Creates a Barrier to Constructive Confrontation9
Mental control and attributions of blame for negligent wrongdoing.9
Gaze behavior as a visual cue to animacy.9
Supplemental Material for Group Bouba–Kiki Effects: The Interplay of Social Categorization, Competition, and Sound Symbolism9
What I like is what I remember: Memory modulation and preferential choice.9
Supplemental Material for Early Developmental Insights Into the Social Construction of Race9
Supplemental Material for Longitudinal Evidence for Differential Plasticity of Cognitive Functions: Mindfulness-Based Mental Training Enhances Working Memory, but not Perceptual Discrimination, Respon9
Outlier exclusion procedures must be blind to the researcher’s hypothesis.8
The role of intentionality in memory and learning: Comments on Popov and Dames (2022).8
Contextual influences on individual targets’ perceived contributions to group diversity.8
Supplemental Material for Curiosity: The Effects of Feedback and Confidence on the Desire to Know8
Food approach dynamics in daily life: Speed and force of food approach movements fluctuate with hunger, but less so for people with high BMI.8
Expectations about precision bias metacognition and awareness.8
The developing impact of verbal labels on visual memories in children.8
Supplemental Material for When Uncertainty in Social Contexts Increases Exploration and Decreases Obtained Rewards8
Less is more: Depleting cognitive resources enhances language learning abilities in adults.8
Early perceptual locus of suppression during the attentional blink.8
Supplemental Material for The Presence of Fear: How Subjective Fear, Not Physiological Changes, Shapes the Experience of Presence8
Supplemental Material for The Concreteness Advantage in Lexical Decision Does Not Depend on Perceptual Simulations8
Supplemental Material for How Do Humans Give Confidence? A Comprehensive Comparison of Process Models of Perceptual Metacognition8
Individual differences in updating are not related to reasoning ability and working memory capacity.8
Who should have a voice? Children’s evaluations of universalist versus exclusive voting.8
Supplemental Material for When the Personal and the Collective Intersects: Memory, Future Thinking, and Perceived Agency During the COVID-19 Pandemic8
Biased memory retrieval in the service of shared reality with an audience: The role of cognitive accessibility.8
Attention does not spread automatically along objects: Evidence from the pupillary light response.8
(Don't) look where you are going: Evidence for a travel direction signal in humans that is independent of head direction.8
Supplemental Material for Domain-General Ability Underlies Complex Object Ensemble Processing8
Supplemental Material for Decomposing Preferences Into Predispositions and Evaluations8
Supplemental Material for Staying the Course: Decision Makers Who Escalate Commitment Are Trusted and Trustworthy8
Reward history modulates attention based on feature relationship.8
Transition dynamics shape mental state concepts.8
Supplemental Material for Intra- Versus Interpersonal Emotion Regulation: Associations With Affect, Relationship Quality and Closeness, and Biological Markers of Stress8
Supplemental Material for Culture Shapes Moral Reasoning About Close Others8
Growth algorithms in the phonological networks of second language learners: A replication of Siew and Vitevitch (2020a).8
Psychological underpinnings of partisan bias in tie formation on social media.7
Supplemental Material for Group-Based Reputational Incentives Can Blunt Sensitivity to Societal Harms and Benefits7
Supplemental Material for Reputational Costs of Receptiveness: When and Why Being Receptive to Opposing Political Views Backfires7
The speed prior account: A new theory to explain multiple phenomena regarding dynamic information.7
The role of perceptual and word identification spans in reading efficiency: Evidence from hearing and deaf readers.7
Supplemental Material for Common Executive Function Predicts Reappraisal Ability but Not Frequency7
Do judges prefer advisors with dependent or independent errors? Investigating judges’ advice selection and advice weighting.7
The moral repetition effect: Bad deeds seem less unethical when repeatedly encountered.7
Supplemental Material for Who Should Have a Voice? Children’s Evaluations of Universalist Versus Exclusive Voting7
Understanding the visual constraints on lexical processing: New empirical and simulation results.7
Supplemental Material for Collectives Closer to the Self Are Anticipated to Have a Brighter Future: Self-Enhancement in Collective Cognition7
Supplemental Material for Two Discoveries, One Principle: Using a Two-Stage Bayesian Model to Explain a Dissociated Working Memory Distraction Effect7
Support for increasing low-wage workers’ compensation: The role of fixed-growth mindsets about intelligence.7
Conscious perception can be both graded and discrete.7
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