Donald Campbell Prize In Women's Realm': Negotiating Issues of Gender and Class in the Amalgamated Journal View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize The Health of the "Forgotten" of Washington, DC: An Analysis of Gentrification, Concentrated Poverty and Health View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Dependency and Length as Processing Constraints on Word Order in Particle Constructions View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Oral vs. Written Narrative Memories and Well-Being in Late Adolescence View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize "At Least Until We Shall Have an American Celebration to Take Its Place:" African American Celebratory Excursions to Gettysburg, 1880‐1915 View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Affective Priming is Sensitive to Ingroup and Outgroup Comparison within Varying Models of Intergroup Dynamic View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize What's On Your Mind: The Influence of the Contents of Working Memory on Choice View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Moving Beyond Traits: The Effect of Attributions for Stereotypic Traits on Social Judgment View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize The Effect of Electronic Medical Records on Patient Satisfaction View Item
Donald Campbell Prize From Actors to Characters to Persons: The Development of Character Representation in Young Children's Narratives View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Slavery, Consumption, and Social Class: A Biography of Chief Justice Benjamin Chew (1722-1870) View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Lay Theories and Intergroup Attitudes: The Role of Theories Concerning Internality-Externality and Stability-Instability View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Islam, SMOs, and the Arab Spring: A New Perspective on Social Movements in the Middle East View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Illusion of Understanding in a Misunderstood Field: The Illusion of Explanatory Depth in Mental Disorders Humans fail to fully understand the world around them and to recognize their limited understanding. The illusion of explanatory depth (IOED) exemplifies these failures: people believe they understand the world more than they actually do and only realize the illusory nature of this belief when they attempt to explain phenomena. An unexplored factor of the IOED is how people may become overconfident by confusing their own understanding with others' understanding. View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Beyond Fancy, Beyond Taste: Gender, Art, and Culture in America's Gilded Age View Item
Image Donald Campbell Prize Does Ethnic Federalism Promote Conflict? Ethiopia as a Case Study View Item
Donald Campbell Prize ABA for Children with Autism: the Outcome-Related Factors in the Legal Cases View Item
