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Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Volume 69, Issue 1

outcome knowledge, judges immediately assimilate it There are conflicting hypotheses regarding the effect with what they already know about the event in quesof a surprising outcome on hindsight judgment. Action” (Fischhoff, 1975, p. 297), and the outcome informacording to the hypothesis presented in this paper, high tion is effortlessly assimilated in the schematic reprelevels of surprise will ...

Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, Volume 69, Issue 2

distinguished between the appetitive system involving A promotion focus is concerned with advancement, approach and the defensive or aversive system involvgrowth, and accomplishment, whereas a prevention ing avoidance (e.g., Gray, 1982; Konorski, 1967; Lang, focus is concerned with security, safety, and responsi1995). Models in personality and social psychology have bility. We hypothesized that...

MDH volume 62 Issue 1 Cover and Back matter

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MDH volume 61 Issue 3 Cover and Front matter

Psychicones: Visual Traces of the Soul in Late Nineteenth-Century Fluidic Photography Nicolas Pethes 325 ‘It’s All Done With Mirrors’: V.S. Ramachandran and the Material Culture of Phantom Limb Research Katja Guenther 342 Drawing as Instrument, Drawings as Evidence: Capturing Mental Processes with Pencil and Paper Alicia Puglionesi 359 Brain Ways: Meynert, Bachelard and the Material Imagination...

MDH volume 58 Issue 4 Cover and Front matter