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Beth Anne Pontari

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2001 University of Florida, Gainesville, Gainesville, FL, United States 
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Barry R. Schlenker grad student 2001 UF Gainesville
 (Utilizing social networks to cope with social life: An effective strategy for the socially anxious?)

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Pontari BA, Glenn EJ. (2012) Engaging in Less Protective Self-Presentation: The Effects of a Friend's Presence on the Socially Anxious Basic and Applied Social Psychology. 34: 516-526
Pontari BA. (2009) Appearing socially competent: the effects of a friend's presence on the socially anxious. Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin. 35: 283-94
Pontari BA, Stanaland AJS, Smythe T. (2009) Regulating information disclosure in mutual fund advertising in the united states: Will Consumers utilize cost information? Journal of Consumer Policy. 32: 333-351
Pontari BA, Schlenker BR. (2006) Helping friends manage impressions: We like helpful liars but respect nonhelpful truth tellers Basic and Applied Social Psychology. 28: 177-183
Pontari BA, Schlenker BR. (2004) Providing and withholding impression management support for romantic partners: Gender of the audience matters Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. 40: 41-51
Pontari BA, Schlenker BR, Christopher AN. (2002) Excuses and character: Identifying the problematic aspects of excuses Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology. 21: 497-516
Schlenker BR, Pontari BA, Christopher AN. (2001) Excuses and character: Personal and social implications of excuses Personality and Social Psychology Review. 5: 15-32
Pontari BA, Schlenker BR. (2000) The influence of cognitive load on self-presentation: can cognitive busyness help as well as harm social performance? Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. 78: 1092-108
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