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Emotion and self-control: Self-control limits emotional extremes
 The relationship between social norms perceptions, control orientation, and college student health risk behaviors
 
The role of anticipated regret and risk seeking in gambling behavior
 Understanding Internet piracy among university students: A comparison of three leading theories in explaining peer-to-peer music downloading
 
Cue reactivity in active and abstinent pathological gamblers
 The role of attachment and social support in vocational maturity
 
Cue reactivity to gambling stimuli
 A functionalist perspective of language ability and behavioral synchrony in the development of emotion regulation
 
The effect of family allocentrism and acculturation on the tendency to foreclose in second generation Indian college students
 The influence of leader behavior patterns on leader effectiveness and follower satisfaction
 
A multitrait-multimethod examination of the relationships between dietary restraint, impulsivity, and distress tolerance
 Pathways to obesity in women: The role of coping and emotional eating
 
Acceptability of the universal level of School-Wide Positive Behavior Support among elementary and high school principals
 Self-regulatory decisions as a function of goal-performance discrepancy and self-efficacy: A time to revise and a time to exert
 
Sex-typical body shape, quality indicators and behaviors
 Disordered eating and negative evaluation anxiety as canditates for the extreme female brain type
 
Physiology of Yawning: Proximate Mechanisms Supporting an Ultimate Function
 The role of androstane neurosteroids in alcohol-mediated social behavior
 
Why am I left out? Interpretations of exclusion affect anti-social and pro-social behaviors
 Essays on Applications of Behavioral Decision Making in Public Management and Policy
 
Comparing Collocated and Non-Collocated Licensed Substance Abuse Outpatient Clinics in New York State: A Program Level Analysis