David M. Messick

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Psychology University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, CA, United States 
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John  W. Thibaut grad student 1960-1964 UNC Chapel Hill (PsychTree)

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David M. Kuhlman grad student 1970 UC Santa Barbara (Neurotree)
Scott T. Allison grad student 1982-1987 UC Santa Barbara
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Tenbrunsel AE, Messick DM. (1999) Sanctioning Systems, Decision Frames, and Cooperation: Administrative Science Quarterly. 44: 684-707
Allison ST, Mackie DM, Messick DM. (1996) Outcome Biases in Social Perception: Implications for Dispositional Inference, Attitude Change, Stereotyping, and Social Behavior Advances in Experimental Social Psychology. 28: 53-93
Boles TL, Messick DM. (1995) A Reverse Outcome Bias: The Influence of Multiple Reference Points on the Evaluation of Outcomes and Decisions Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes. 61: 262-275
Rutte CG, Diekmann KA, Polzer JT, et al. (1994) Organization of information and the detection of gender discrimination Psychological Science. 5: 226-231
Messick DM. (1994) Choosing justice Social Justice Research. 7: 415-418
TAKIGAWA T, MESSICK DM. (1993) Group size uncertainty in shared resource use Japanese Psychological Research. 35: 193-203
Messick DM, Asuncion AG. (1993) The Will Rogers Illusion in Judgments About Social Groups Psychological Science. 4: 46-48
Messick DM, Schell T. (1992) Evidence for an equality heuristic in social decision making Acta Psychologica. 80: 311-323
Allison ST, Messick DM. (1990) Social Decision Heuristics in the Use of Shared Resources Journal of Behavioral Decision Making. 3: 195-204
Allison ST, Messick DM, Goethals GR. (1989) On Being Better but not Smarter than Others: The Muhammad Ali Effect Social Cognition. 7: 275-295
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