Jessica M. Choplin
Affiliations: | DePaul University, Chicago, IL, United States |
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Sign in to add mentor| John E. Hummel | grad student | UCLA | |
| Gordon D. Logan | post-doc | 2002-2004 | Vanderbilt |
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| Choplin JM, Stark DP. (2019) Whispering sweet nothings: a review of verbal behaviors that undermine the effectiveness of government-mandated home-loan disclosures. Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications. 4: 6 |
| Leboeuf MA, Choplin JM, Stark DP. (2015) Eye See What You Are Saying: Testing Conversational Influences on the Information Gleaned from Home-Loan Disclosure Forms Journal of Behavioral Decision Making |
| Stark DP, Choplin JM, Linnabery E. (2014) Dysfunctional Contracts and the Laws and Practices that Enable Them: An Empirical Analysis Indiana Law Review. 46: 797-848 |
| Choplin JM, Motyka Joss L. (2012) Simultaneous and sequential comparisons of food quantity and consumption. Eating Behaviors. 13: 310-6 |
| Bloomfield AN, Choplin JM. (2011) I'm “better” than you: Social comparison language suggests quantitative differences Language and Cognition. 3: 15-43 |
| Stark DP, Choplin JM. (2010) A COGNITIVE AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF DISCLOSURE LAWS AND CALL FOR MORTGAGE COUNSELING TO PREVENT PREDATORY LENDING Psychology, Public Policy, and Law. 16: 85-131 |
| Choplin JM. (2010) I am "fatter" than she is: Language-expressible body-size comparisons bias judgments of body size Journal of Language and Social Psychology. 29: 55-74 |
| Choplin JM, Hummel JE. (2005) Comparison-induced decoy effects. Memory & Cognition. 33: 332-43 |
| Choplin JM, Logan GD. (2005) A memory-based account of automatic numerosity processing. Memory & Cognition. 33: 17-28 |
| Choplin JM, Hummel JE. (2002) Magnitude comparisons distort mental representations of magnitude. Journal of Experimental Psychology. General. 131: 270-86 |