Religiosity and Mental Health: A Meta-Analysis of Recent Studies von Hackney, Charles H., Sanders, Glenn S.

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Cognitive deficits, schizophrenia, and the anterior cingulate cortex von Sanders, Glenn S, Gallup, Gordon G, Heinsen, Helmut, Hof, Patrick R, Schmitz, Christoph

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False Consensus and False Uniqueness in Estimating the Prevalence of Health-Protective Behaviors von Suls, Jerry, Wan, Choi K., Sanders, Glenn S.

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No blind schizophrenics: Are NMDA-receptor dynamics involved? von Sanders, Glenn S., Platek, Steven M., Gallup, Gordon G.

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Driven by distraction: An integrative review of social facilitation theory and research von Sanders, Glenn S.

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Distraction as a source of drive in social facilitation research von Baron, Robert S, Moore, Danny, Sanders, Glenn S

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Distraction and social comparison as mediators of social facilitation effects von Sanders, Glenn S, Baron, Robert Steven, Moore, Danny L

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The motivating effects of distraction on task performance von Sanders, Glenn S, Baron, Robert S

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On Increasing the Usefulness of Eyewitness Research von Sanders, Glenn S

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Effects of Context Cues on Eyewitness Identification Responses von Sanders, Glenn S.

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Accuracy in perceptions of consensus: Differential tendencies of people with majority and minority positions von Sanders, Glenn S., Mullen, Brian

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Use of hypnosis to enhance eyewitness accuracy: Does it work? von Sanders, Glenn S, Simmons, William L

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Is social comparison irrelevant for producing choice shifts? von Sanders, Glenn S, Baron, Robert S

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Self-presentation and drive in social facilitation von Sanders, Glenn S

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The Interactive Effect of Social Comparison and Objective Information on the Decision to See a Doctor von Sanders, Glenn S.

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Social comparison as a basis for evaluating others von Sanders, Glenn S

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Toward a comprehensive account of social facilitation: Distraction/conflict does not mean theoretical conflict von Sanders, Glenn S.

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What do Gambling and Advice-Giving have in Common? von Sanders, Glenn S.

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Type A coronary-prone behavior pattern and social facilitation von Gastorf, John W, Suls, Jerry, Sanders, Glenn S

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Differential methods of causal attributions for strangers vs acquaintances von Sanders, Glenn S

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