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6 works· latest 2021· 2 institutionscluster: provisionalORCID 0000-0003-3869-4530

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Reverse the routine: Problem solving before instruction improves conceptual knowledge in undergraduate physics2017 · 69 citations
Synergistic effects of voting and enforcement on internalized motivation to cooperate in a resource dilemma2015 · 46 citations
Motivational foundations of communication, voluntary cooperation, and self-governance in a common-pool resource dilemma2021 · 27 citations
Procedural and economic utilities in consequentialist choice: Trading freedom of choice to minimize financial losses2020 · 3 citations
The Cost of Coercion: Decision Utility as a Function of both Decision Procedures and Outcomes2010 · 0 citations

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Motivational foundations of communication, voluntary cooperation, and self-governance in a common-pool resource dilemma

Current Research in Ecological and Social Psychology·2021·3 authors·Open access

27citations

Procedural and economic utilities in consequentialist choice: Trading freedom of choice to minimize financial losses

Judgment and Decision Making·2020·4 authors·Open access

3citations

Reverse the routine: Problem solving before instruction improves conceptual knowledge in undergraduate physics

Contemporary Educational Psychology·2017·4 authors

69citations

Synergistic effects of voting and enforcement on internalized motivation to cooperate in a resource dilemma

Judgment and Decision Making·2015·3 authors·Open access

46citations

The Cost of Coercion: Decision Utility as a Function of both Decision Procedures and Outcomes

OhioLink ETD Center (Ohio Library and Information Network)·2010·1 author·Open access

0citations

A decision science blind to decision procedures would be “unfair”: The effect of decision process on decision-outcome satisfaction and subsequent choice in a performance environment

eScholarship (California Digital Library)·2010·2 authors·Open access

0citations