Who Can Buffer Marginalization Risk? Affect Experience, Affect Valuation, and Social Marginalization in Japan and Brazil

bonferroni p value adjusted post hoc test

toggle="yes">t(106)=1.95,<italic toggle="yes">p=0.054]betweenthe Brazilian group (<italic toggle="yes">M=3.8,<italic toggle="yes">SD=0.7

The Emergence of Lying for Reputational Concerns in 5-Year-Olds

How Group Perception Affects What People Share and How People Feel: The Role of Entitativity and Epistemic Trust in the 'Saying-Is-Believing' Effect

How Can Hotel Employees Produce Workplace Environmentally Friendly Behavior? The Role of Leader, Corporate and Coworkers

obtain bias corrected bootstrapped confidence interval
place 95% confidence interval around estimates

Consumer Brand Engagement Beyond the 'Likes'

individuals (15 women) whose age ranged from 17-54 years (<italic toggle="yes">M=29.00,<italic toggle="yes">SD=9.40
individuals (231 women) aged 17-62 years (<italic toggle="yes">M=25.20,<italic toggle="yes">SD=6.33
b=0.51,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.001,<italic toggle="yes">R2=0.26, thus Hypotheses 1, 3
individuals (176 women) whose age ranged from 18-57 years (<italic toggle="yes">M=35.35,<italic toggle="yes">SD=11.12
individuals (74 women) aged 16-38 years (<italic toggle="yes">M=26.58,<italic toggle="yes">SD=5.53
comprised 98 individuals (50 women) whose age ranged from 19-39 years (<italic toggle="yes">M=26.04,<italic toggle="yes">SD=4.96
toggle="yes">b=0.10,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.059, 90% CI=0.01-0.18, delta<italic toggle="yes">R2=0.03,<italic toggle="yes">p<0.059

Lie for Me: Developmental Trends in Acquiescing to a Blatantly False Statement

Performance of Bimanual Finger Coordination Tasks in Speakers Who Stutter

toggle="yes">F (1,65)=4.875,<italic toggle="yes">p=0.031, partialeta2=0.070] under an uncorrected statistical threshold (<italic toggle="yes">p=0.05

Assessing Lexical Psychological Properties in Second Language Production: A Dynamic Semantic Similarity Approach

Prediction of Hope and Morale During COVID-19