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Intergroup bias in de handhaving van coöperatienormen: Intergroup bias in sociale dilemma's en de invloed van groepsidentificatie

Reversible decision-making and its pitfalls: from perceived responsibility to regret

Don't put all your eggs in one basket? Discussing the possible mediating role of responsibility in the effect of reversible decision making on regret and satisfaction

Honor, luxury, and recessions: A study on honor sensitive people and their preference for luxury products in recession time

Intergroupbias in de handhaving van coöperatienormen en de invloed van groepsidentificatie hierop

The effects of an economic recession and mood on hedonic consumer attitudes

Intergroup bias in the enforcement of cooperation norms

Evaluating the role of social norms in restorative situational preferences

The costs of scarcity? A conditional process analysis of the influence of scarcity and emotions on decision making

The guilty feeling from consuming scarce commodities: Taking the last piece in a social context

Match and mismatch of regulatory focus with product features (hedonic versus utilitarian): Effects on purchase intentions and moderation of perceived product performance uncertainty and consumer resistance

The influence of cognitive depletion on punishment behaviour. What about the timing

De invloed van sociale dilemma’s op intergroepsbias in de handhaving van coöperatienormen

The irony of decision reversibility: Why reversible decisions lead to higher regret and more self-blame

The influence of cognitive load on taste perception and preferences: Behavioral and neuroimaging findings

Masquerading guilt: the effects on consumer behaviour of communicating guilt in the advertising of hedonic products

Handhaving van coöperatienormen in sociale dilemma's: De invloed van groepslidmaatschap en type sociaal dilemma op 'Third Party Punishment' van non-coöperatief gedrag binnen sociale dilemma's

Disgusted by gruesome evidence: The role of disgust, attentional control and suppression of emotions in moral judgments

Tearing an example down or pulling yourself up

Guilt, the most intriguing ingredient: How communicating guilt can affect taste-perception

Irritation due to Pop-up Advertising on TV: The effects of fluency on perceived ad intrusiveness, brand liking and ad avoidance.