No good deed goes unquestioned: Cynical reconstruals maintain belief in the power of self-interest von Critcher, Clayton R., Dunning, David

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Incidental environmental anchors von Critcher, Clayton R., Gilovich, Thomas

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Self-Affirmations Provide a Broader Perspective on Self-Threat von Critcher, Clayton R., Dunning, David

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Who Sees Which Political Falsehoods as More Acceptable and Why: A New Look at In-Group Loyalty and Trustworthiness von Galak, Jeff, Critcher, Clayton R.

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Re-examining the Association Between E-Cigarette Use and Myocardial Infarction: A Cautionary Tale von Critcher, Clayton R., Siegel, Michael

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Cross-Sectional Analyses Can Evaluate the Plausibility of, but Not Validate, Causal Accounts von Critcher, Clayton R., Siegel, Michael

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The Overblown Implications Effect von Moon, Alice, Gan, Muping, Critcher, Clayton R

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Needing Everything (or Just One Thing) to Go Right: Myopic Preferences for Consolidating or Spreading Risks von Wang, Yilu, Baum, Stephen M., Critcher, Clayton R.

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Bundle Selection and Variety Seeking: The Importance of Combinatorics von O’Donnell, Michael, Critcher, Clayton R, Nelson, Leif D

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Feeling Is Believing: Inspiration Encourages Belief in God von Critcher, Clayton R., Lee, Chan Jean

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Affect in the abstract: Abstract mindsets promote sensitivity to affect von Critcher, Clayton R., Ferguson, Melissa J.

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Evaluations Are Inherently Comparative, but Are Compared to What? von Jung, Minah H., Critcher, Clayton R., Nelson, Leif D.

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The Cost of Keeping It Hidden: Decomposing Concealment Reveals What Makes It Depleting von Critcher, Clayton R., Ferguson, Melissa J.

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Visceral Fit: While in a Visceral State, Associated States of the World Seem More Likely von RISEN, Jane L, CRITCHER, Clayton R

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Attractors: Incidental Values That Influence Forecasts of Change von Critcher, Clayton R., Rosenzweig, Emily L.

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The Commonness Fallacy: Commonly Chosen Options Have Less Choice Appeal Than People Think von Reit, Emily S, Critcher, Clayton R

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Do people know how others view them? Two approaches for identifying the accuracy of metaperceptions von Donnelly, Kristin, Moon, Alice, Critcher, Clayton R.

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The Involuntary Excluder Effect: Those Included by an Excluder Are Seen as Exclusive Themselves von Critcher, Clayton R, Zayas, Vivian

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How Quick Decisions Illuminate Moral Character von Critcher, Clayton R., Inbar, Yoel, Pizarro, David A.

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Volume Estimation Through Mental Simulation von Perfecto, Hannah, Donnelly, Kristin, Critcher, Clayton R.

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