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Vol 135, No 4: (Winter 2022) A self-presentational account of entitlement: Entitlement relates to strategically portraying entitled identities. By William Hart, Charlotte Kinrade, Joshua T. Lambert, and Christopher J. Breeden
Vol 135, No 3: (Fall 2022) Value of the Relationship and Motivation to Forgive Based on Future Anxiety By Michal Meisner and Malgorzata Sobol
Vol 134, No 3: (Fall 2021) How does processing fluency contribute to the old/new effects of familiarity and recollection: Evidence in remember/know paradigm. By Aiqing Nie, Ru Pan, and Hongwu Shen, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China.
Vol 134, No 2: (Summer 2021) Untangling decision routes in moral dilemmas: The refugees’ dilemma. By Albert Barque-Duran and Emmanuel M. Pothos.
Vol 134, No 2: (Summer 2021) A Genetic Determinant of the Preference Reversal Phenomenon. By Jianmin Zeng, Xin Xiong, Xingrong Hou, Hong Chen, and Li Su.
Vol 134, No 1: (Spring 2021) The characteristics and benefits of disclosing personal experiences in prison: A study on the “writing paradigm.” By Antonietta Curci, Lidia De Leonardis, Tiziana Lanciano, and Pierpaolo Basile
Vol 133, No. 3: (Fall 2020) What Best Predicts the Use of Hearing Protection Devices? By Erez Yaakobi and Hanna Putter-Katz
Vol. 132, No. 1: Spring 2019 The Impact of Domain-Specific Experience on Chess Skill: Re-Analysis of a Key Study By Alexander P. Burgoyne, Christopher D. Nye, Brooke N. Macnamara, Neil Charness, and David Z. Hambrick
Vol. 131, No. 3: Fall 2018 The Historical Significance of the Discovery of Long Term Potentiation: An Overview and Evaluation for Non-Experts By Lawrence Patihis
Vol. 130, No. 3: Fall 2017 How You Measure Is What You Get: Differences in Self- and External Ratings of Emotional Experiences in Home Dreams By Pilleriin Sikka, Diana Feilhauer, Katja Valli, and Antti Revonsuo
Vol. 130, No. 3: Fall 2017 The Science of Art: the universality of the law of contrast By Noah N. N. van Dongen, Josjan Zijlmans
Vol. 128, No. 2: Summer 2015 Simultaneous Versus Sequential Presentation in Testing Recognition Memory for Faces By Jason R. Finley, Henry L. Roediger, III, Andrea D. Hughes, Christopher N. Wahlheim and Larry L. Jacoby

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