Items where contributor is "Hansen, Jochim"

Article

Hansen, Jochim and Winzeler, Susanne and Topolinski, Sascha. (2010) When the death makes you smoke : a terror management perspective on the effectiveness of cigarette on-pack warnings. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Vol. 46 , H. 1. pp. 226-228.

Dechêne, Alice and Stahl, Christoph and Hansen, Jochim and Wänke, Michaela. (2010) The truth about the truth : a meta-analytic review of the truth effect. Personality and social psychology review, Vol. 14, H. 2. pp. 238-257.

Dechêne, Alice and Stahl, Christoph and Hansen, Jochim and Wänke, Michaela. (2009) Mix me a list : context moderates the truth effect and the mere-exposure effect. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Vol. 45 , H. 5. pp. 1117-1122.

Hansen, Jochim and Wänke, Michaela. (2009) Liking what's familiar : the importance of unconscious familiarity in the mere-exposure effect. Social cognition, 27 (2). pp. 161-182.

Hansen, Jochim and Wänke, Michaela. (2009) Think of capable others and you can make it! : self-efficacy mediates the effect of stereotype activation on behavior. Social cognition, Vol. 27, H. 1. pp. 76-88.

Hansen, J. and Strick, M. and van Baaren, R. B. and Hooghuis, M. and Wigboldus, D.. (2009) Exploring memory for product names advertised with humour. Journal of consumer behaviour, Vol. 8. pp. 135-148.

Hansen, Jochim and Dechêne, Alice and Wänke, Michaela. (2008) Discrepant fluency increases subjective truth. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Vol. 44 , H. 3. pp. 687-691.

Hansen, Jochim and Wänke, Michaela. (2008) It's the difference that counts : e xpectancy/experience discrepancy moderates the use of ease of retrieval in attitude judgments. Social cognition, Vol. 26, H. 4. pp. 447-468.

Herzog, S. M. and Hansen, J. and Wänke, M.. (2007) Temporal distance and ease of retrieval. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 43 (3). pp. 483-488.

Conference or Workshop Item

Hansen, Jochim and Bankiher, Ivana and Scherz, Alex and Wänke, Michaela. (2005) Contrast intervals in radio advertising enhance unconscious memory for product names. In: Proceedings of KogWis05. Basel, pp. 67-71.