David C. Lundgren
Affiliations: | University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH |
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| Lundgren DC. (2004) Social feedback and self-appraisals: Current status of the mead-cooley hypothesis Symbolic Interaction. 27 |
| Cornwell B, Lundgren DC. (2001) Love on the Internet: Involvement and misrepresentation in romantic relationships in cyberspace vs. realspace Computers in Human Behavior. 17: 197-211 |
| Lundgren DC, Rudawsky DJ. (2000) Speaking one's mind or biting one's tongue: When do angered persons express or withhold feedback in transactions with male and female peers? Social Psychology Quarterly. 63: 253-262 |
| Rudawsky DJ, Lundgren DC, Grasha AF. (1999) Competitive and collaborative responses to negative feedback International Journal of Conflict Management. 10: 172-190 |
| Lundgren DC, Sampson EB, Cahoon MB. (1998) Undergraduate men's and women's responses to positive and negative feedback about academic performance Psychological Reports. 82: 87-93 |
| Lundgren DC. (1998) Members' Changes in Attitude toward Cooperative and Antagonistic Leaders in a Competitive Intergroup Situation Psychological Reports. 82: 254-254 |
| Lundgren DC, Rudawsky DJ. (1998) Female and male college students' responses to negative feedback from parents and peers Sex Roles. 39: 409-429 |
| De Laere KH, Lundgren DC, Howe SR. (1998) The electronic mirror: Human-computer interaction and change in self-appraisals Computers in Human Behavior. 14: 43-59 |
| Maxwell RA, Lundgren DC, Lansky LM. (1996) Maternal Role Behavior and Adnrogyny: A Comparison of Divorced and Married Mothers Journal of Divorce & Remarriage. 25: 61-68 |
| Smith LR, Burlew AK, Lundgren DC. (1991) Black consciousness, self–esteem, and satisfaction with physical appearance among African–American female college students Journal of Black Studies. 22: 269-283 |