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Amelia S. Dev

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Increasing ecological validity in neuropsychopharmacology research on the relationship between alcohol use and uncertain stressors - Neuropsychopharmacology

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By Daniel Bradford, Amelia S. Dev
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Empirical audit and review and an assessment of evidentiary value in research on the psychological consequences of scarcity

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By Michael E. O’Donnell, Amelia S. Dev, Stephen Antonoplis, Stephen Baum
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Abstract Empirical audit and review is an approach to assessing the evidentiary value of a research area. It involves identifying a topic and selecting a cross-section of studies for replication. We apply the method to research on the psychological consequences of scarcity.
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Overconfidence Across Cultures

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By Don Moore, Amelia S. Dev, Ekaterina Goncharova
cross Cultures Moore et al: Overconfidence AArt. 36, page 17 of 19 Author Contributions • Contributed to conception and design: DAM • Contributed to acquisition of data: DAM, ASD, EYG • Contributed to analysis and interpretation of data: ASD, EYG, DAM • Drafted and/or revised the article: DAM, ASD, EYG • Approved the submitted version for publication: DAM References Acker, D., & Duck, N. W. (2008). Cross-cultural overconfidence and biased self-attribution.
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