Dennis T. Regan, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| Jonathan L. Freedman | grad student | 1968 | Stanford | |
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| Gilovich T, Frances Wang R, Regan D, et al. (2003) Regrets of action and inaction across cultures Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 34: 61-71 |
| Dawson E, Gilovich T, Regan DT. (2002) Motivated reasoning and performance on the wason selection task Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. 28: 1379-1387 |
| Frank RH, Gilovich TD, Regan DT. (1996) Do Economists Make Bad Citizens? Journal of Economic Perspectives. 10: 187-192 |
| Frank RH, Gilovich T, Regan DT. (1993) The evolution of one-shot cooperation: An experiment Ethology and Sociobiology. 14: 247-256 |
| Regan DT, Kilduff M. (1988) Optimism about Elections: Dissonance Reduction at the Ballot Box Political Psychology. 9: 101 |
| Kilduff M, Regan DT. (1988) What people say and what they do: The differential effects of informational cues and task design Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes. 41: 83-97 |
| Gilovich T, Regan DT. (1986) The Actor and the Experiencer: Divergent Patterns of Causal Attribution Social Cognition. 4: 342-352 |
| Bassili JN, Regan DT. (1977) Attributional focus as a determinant of information selection Journal of Social Psychology. 101: 113-121 |
| Regan DT, Fazio R. (1977) On the consistency between attitudes and behavior: Look to the method of attitude formation Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. 13: 28-45 |
| Regan DT, Totten J. (1975) Empathy and attribution: turning observers into actors. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 32: 850-6 |