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Miron Zuckerman

31 works· latest 2019· 1 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0002-2420-5962

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The Negative Intelligence–Religiosity Relation: New and Confirming Evidence

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin·2019·4 authors·review

75citations

Religiosity predicts negative attitudes towards science and lower levels of science literacy

PLoS ONE·2018·2 authors·Open access

147citations

Societal Conditions and the Gender Difference in Well-Being

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin·2017·3 authors

122citations

When men and women differ in self-esteem and when they don’t: A meta-analysis

Journal of Research in Personality·2016·3 authors·review

161citations

The Relation Between Intelligence and Religiosity

Personality and Social Psychology Review·2013·3 authors·review

232citations

Costs of Self‐Handicapping

Journal of Personality·2005·2 authors

145citations

The COPE revised: Proposing a 5-factor model of coping strategies

Journal of Research in Personality·2003·2 authors

169citations

Facilitating Acceptance of Organizational Change: The Importance of Self‐Determination1

Journal of Applied Social Psychology·2000·3 authors

261citations

A Nondefensive Personality: Autonomy and Control as Moderators of Defensive Coping and Self-Handicapping

Journal of Research in Personality·1998·2 authors

128citations

Consequences of self-handicapping: Effects on coping, academic performance, and adjustment.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1998·3 authors

207citations

Beliefs m Realistic and Unrealistic Control: Assessment and Implications

Journal of Personality·1996·5 authors

37citations

Hypothesis confirmation: The joint effect of positive test strategy and acquiescence response set.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1995·4 authors

113citations

Causality Orientations, Failure, and Achievement

Journal of Personality·1994·2 authors

150citations

Beyond Selecting Information: Biases in Spontaneous Questions and Resultant Conclusions

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology·1993·2 authors·Open access

33citations

The attractive voice: What makes it so?

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior·1993·2 authors

121citations

Self-Regulation and Consistency between Attitudes, Traits, and Behaviors

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin·1992·3 authors

184citations

What sounds beautiful is good: The vocal attractiveness stereotype

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior·1988·2 authors

238citations

Praise, involvement, and intrinsic motivation.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1987·3 authors

204citations

Learning to detect deception.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1984·3 authors

131citations

Critique of Sampson.

American Psychologist·1982·1 author

5citations

Verbal and Nonverbal Communication of Deception

Advances in experimental social psychology·1981·3 authors·chapter

1,341citations

Beliefs about cues associated with deception

Journal of Nonverbal Behavior·1981·3 authors

158citations

Facial and vocal cues of deception and honesty

Journal of Experimental Social Psychology·1979·5 authors

138citations

Attribution of success and failure revisited, or: The motivational bias is alive and well in attribution theory

Journal of Personality·1979·1 author

1,136citations

Determinants of information-seeking behavior

Journal of Research in Personality·1979·6 authors

36citations

On the Importance of Self-Determination for Intrinsically-Motivated Behavior

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin·1978·4 authors

623citations

Comparison of three models for predicting altruistic behavior.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1978·2 authors

186citations

Actions and occurrences in Kelley's cube.

Journal of Personality and Social Psychology·1978·1 author

34citations

Justice needs a new blindfold: A review of mock jury research.

Psychological Bulletin·1977·3 authors

185citations

An Objective Measure of Fear of Success: Construction and Validation

Journal of Personality Assessment·1976·2 authors

104citations

To dispel fantasies about the fantasy-based measure of fear of success.

Psychological Bulletin·1975·2 authors

125citations