Meta-Judgmental Versus Operative Indexes of Psychological Attributes: The Case of Measures of Attitude Strength von Bassili, John N

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The Minority Slowness Effect: Subtle Inhibitions in the Expression of Views Not Shared by Others von Bassili, John N

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Emotion recognition: The role of facial movement and the relative importance of upper and lower areas of the face von Bassili, John N

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Response Latency and the Accessibility of Voting Intentions: What Contributes to Accessibility and How it Affects Vote Choice von Bassili, John N.

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Spontaneous Trait Associations and the Case of the Superstitious Banana von Brown, Rick D., Bassili, John N.

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Facial motion in the perception of faces and of emotional expression von Bassili, John N

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RESPONSE LATENCY VERSUS CERTAINTY AS INDEXES OF THE STRENGTH OF VOTING INTENTIONS IN A CATI SURVEY von Bassili, John N.

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RESPONSE LATENCY AS A SIGNAL TO QUESTION PROBLEMS IN SURVEY RESEARCH von BASSILI, JOHN N., SCOTT, B. STACEY

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Do Strength-Related Attitude Properties Determine Susceptibility to Response Effects? New Evidence From Response Latency, Attitude Extremity, and Aggregate Indices von Bassili, John N., Krosnick, Jon A.

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On the Psychological Reality of Party Identification: Evidence from the Accessibility of Voting Intentions and of Partisan Feelings von Bassili, John N.

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RESPONSE-TIME MEASUREMENT IN SURVEY RESEARCH A METHOD FOR CATI AND A NEW LOOK AT NONATTITUDES von BASSILI, JOHN N., FLETCHER, JOSEPH F.

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On the Relationship between Attitudes and Values: Exploring the Moderating Effects of Self-Monitoring and Self-Monitoring Schematicity von Meliema, Angelika, Bassili, John N.

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Temporal and spatial contingencies in the perception of social events von Bassili, John N

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Procedural Efficiency and the Spontaneity of Trait Inference von Bassili, John N.

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Trait Encoding in Behavior Identification and Dispositional Inference von Bassili, John N.

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On the Representation of Strong and Weak Attitudes About Policy in Memory von Bassili, John N., Roy, Jean-Paul

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On the Spontaneity of Trait Attribution: Converging Evidence for the Role of Cognitive Strategy von Bassili, John N, Smith, Marilyn C

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Media Richness and Social Norms in the Choice to Attend Lectures or to Watch Them Online von Bassili, John N

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Using Response Latency to Increase Lead Time in Election Forecasting von BASSILI, JOHN N, BORS, DOUGLAS A

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Motivation and Cognitive Strategies in the Choice to Attend Lectures or Watch Them Online von Bassili, John N

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