Donald P. Hartmann
Affiliations: | University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT |
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| Alderfer MA, Wiebe DJ, Hartmann DP. (2002) Predictors of the Peer Acceptance of Children with Diabetes: Social Behavior and Disease Severity Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings. 9: 121-130 |
| Alderfer MA, Wiebe DJ, Hartmann DP. (2001) Social behaviour and illness information interact to influence the peer acceptance of children with chronic illness. British Journal of Health Psychology. 6: 243-55 |
| George TP, Hartmann DP. (1996) Friendship Networks of Unpopular, Average, and Popular Children Child Development. 67: 2301-2316 |
| Zarbatany L, Hartmann DP, Rankin DB. (1990) The psychological functions of preadolescent peer activities Child Development. 61: 1067-1080 |
| Zarbatany L, Hartmann DP, Gelfand DM. (1985) Why does children's generosity increase with age: susceptibility to experimenter influence or altruism? Child Development. 56: 746-756 |
| Zarbatany L, Hartmann DP, Gelfand DM, et al. (1985) Gender Differences in Altruistic Reputation. Are They Artifactual? Developmental Psychology. 21: 97-101 |
| Strube MJ, Gardner W, Hartmann DP. (1985) Limitations, liabilities, and obstacles in reviews of the literature: The current status of meta-analysis Clinical Psychology Review. 5: 63-78 |
| Morris EK, Hursh DE, Winston AS, et al. (1982) Behavior analysis and developmental psychology. Human Development. 25: 340-64 |
| Strube MJ, Hartmann DP. (1982) A critical appraisal of meta-analysis. The British Journal of Clinical Psychology / the British Psychological Society. 21: 129-39 |
| Cohen EA, Gelfand DM, Hartmann DP. (1981) Causal Reasoning as a Function of Behavioral Consequences. Child Development. 52: 514-522 |