Fear, Not Anxiety, Fuels Panic Buying — But Only When We Think Concretely, Study Finds
Two experiments show that fear-framed crisis messages boost panic buying intentions mainly under concrete thinking, with the effect stronger among ...
Two experiments show that fear-framed crisis messages boost panic buying intentions mainly under concrete thinking, with the effect stronger among ...
A new Cyberball experiment shows that depressive symptoms amplify social pain after exclusion only when people blame themselves, identifying belonging ...
A randomized experiment with eighty Chinese undergraduates shows that encountering new second-language words across varied stories significantly improves vocabulary learning ...
A new study of 60 adults finds that individual anger management styles are linked to how accurately and how quickly ...
Two preregistered experiments in Spain and Italy show that exposure to economic inequality increases acceptance of traditional male role norms ...
New experiments with Korean adults show that writing a single life story with a positive interpretation and a sense of ...
A new LMU study published in Cognition finds that people consistently attribute less consciousness to AI than to humans even ...
Cognitive scientists have long faced an uncomfortable trade-off. To test formal models of how people judge, categorize, and remember, researchers ...
A brief warning tone before a visual task is known to sharpen our readiness, but a new study reveals that ...
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