ProQuest Subject Index - Psychology at CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

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The bite detector: A device for the behavioral treatment of overweight and obesity	Reading between the lines: Reactions to gendered managerial communications

An exploration of the core self-evaluations- performance relationship: The roles of engagement and need for achievement	Desired characteristics of 'smart' nightstands for higher and lower functioning older adults

Prospective memory in the nursing environment: Effects of type of prospective task and prospective load	Complex decision support for older adults: Effects of information visualization on decision performance

Call it courage: The effects of perspective, humility, locus of control, and social desirability on perceptions of accolade courage in male student and military populations	Antecedents and outcomes of workplace discrimination as perceived by employees with disabilities

Working 5 to 9, what a way to make a livin'! An investigation into the relationship between shift and turnover	Applying visual attention theory to transportation safety research and design: Evaluation of alternative automobile rear lighting systems

They were framed! The development and validation of context-specific measures of individual culture	The effects of accountability on leniency reduction in self- and peer ratings on team-based performance appraisals

Dispositional resilience and person-environment fit as predictors of college student retention	Sources of variance in bite count

An examination of the relationships between autonomous motivation and situational constraints with job attitudes, intention to leave, and general stress: A job demands-resources approach	Coaching equestrian vaulting: The motivation behind volunteer coaching

Preventing misuse and disuse of automated systems: Effects of system confidence display on trust and decision performance	Understanding the relative attentional demands of the dimensions of interface consistency

The effects of 0.2 Hz varying latency with 20-100 ms varying amplitude on simulator sickness in a helmet mounted display