technique produced 95% bias corrected confidence interval

Bringing Self-Kindness Into the Workplace: Exploring the Mediating Role of Self-Compassion in the Associations Between Attachment and Organizational Outcomes

r intentions indirect effect=0.04, p=0.004
r intentions indirect effect=0.06, p=0.003

Responsibility Without Freedom? Folk Judgements About Deliberate Actions

Compensatory and Catalyzing Beliefs: Their Relationship to Pro-environmental Behavior and Behavioral Spillover in Seven Countries

catalyzing beliefs removedgraphic correlation test

loadings>0.4, factor 1 alpha=0.90, factor 2 alpha=0.66, factor 3 alpha=0.74

The Role of Emotional Expression and Eccentricity on Gaze Perception

t(10)=4.508, p=0.005betweenthe flanker's eye gaze deviation L20
t(10)=3.363, p=0.036betweenthe flanker's eye gaze deviation L10
L20=-20°, L10=-10°, direct=0°, R10=10°, R20=20° negatives=leftward. Error bars represent 1

The Influence of Sample Size on Parameter Estimates in Three-Level Random-Effects Models

fewer studies investigating general 3 level model
four level 3 units can ensure sound estimation
complex interplay of factors influencing estimation

ICC 2=0.2 has been found fall below peb=0.10
level-1 r.e. variance estimates true eta2 e=0.5
larger level-2 sample sizes (N 2=25), 6 level-3
M=0.42, SD=0.36, & motivation scores differ only by 0.01
Level-1 b time=0.05, ES=0.75; Level-1 b influence=0.15, ES=0.21; Level-2 b gender=0.01, ES=0.02; Level-3 b classtype=0.28, ES=0.56

level-1, r.e. variance estimates true eta2, e=0.5

Visualizing Individual Perceptual Differences Using Intuitive Word-Based Input

A Decision-Theoretic Model of Behavior Change

How Openness Enriches the Environment: Read More

multiple group latent change score model

delta CFI<=0.002 indicating no group differences Meade et al., 2008

When Does Work Interfere With Teachers' Private Life? An Application of the Job Demands-Resources Model

Sex Differences in Facial and Vocal Attractiveness Among College Students in China

How and When? Metacognition and Solution Timing Characterize an 'Aha' Experience of Object Recognition in Hidden Figures