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Publications

Lay Attributions of Conspiracy Beliefs Predict Intentions to Correct Conspiracy Believers.

Verschwörungstheoretisches Denken: Erklärungsmodelle und Konsequenzen

A Gentle Introduction and Application of Feature-Based Clustering with Psychological Time Series

Continuity and change

Do We Regret Group Actions More Than Group Inactions? The Action Effect in Group-Based Regret

If Only I Had Not Fallen Down the Rabbit Hole: Counterfactual Thinking Reduces Engagement With Conspiracy Theories.

Multiple goal salience and emotion regulation in negative-feedback situations: A latent profile analysis

Need Fulfillment During Intergroup Contact: Three Experience Sampling Studies

What are the most common collective regrets: Evidence from a UK survey study

When are leaders blamed for bad events that never happened? Partisanship and close counterfactual catastrophes

Press/media

„Früher war alles anders“ – Warum sind wir so nostalgisch?

Wie sinnvoll ist Reue?: „Je mehr Zeit vergeht, umso mehr bereuen Menschen verpasste Chancen“

Verpasste Chancen: Was wäre, wenn?

What We Can Learn from the Solace of “At Least” and the Sting of “If Only”

Face masks impair people’s ability to accurately classify emotional expressions

Onderzoek: mondkapjes maken sociaal verkeer een stuk lastiger, al oogt boos gezicht betrouwbaarder