Persons

Ann-Christin Posten

Publications (selection)

In Press

Amit, E., Han, E. Posten, A.-C., & Sloman, S. (in press).

"How people judge institutional corruption.” Connecticut Law Review.
2019

Kannegießer, A., Orth, C., Posten, A.-C., & Hoese, M. 2019.

"Neue Föderative Gutachtenstandards - Die Quadratur des Kreises? [New federal standards for expert witness reports - squaring the circle?].” Praxis der Rechtspsychologie, 29, 147-151.

Posten, A.-C. & Mussweiler, T. 2019.

"Egocentric Foundations of Trust." Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 84.

Posten, A.-C., & Mussweiler, T. 2019.

"How do you decide whether to trust a stranger?” Character & Context.

Posten, A-.C., Bliesener, T., Dahle, K.-P., & Orth, C. 2019.

"Zur Expertise forensischer Sachverständiger - Ein Positionspapier [On the expertise of forensic expert witnesses - A position paper].” Psychologische Rundschau, 70, 259-260.
2018

Posten, A.-C. & Steinmetz, J. 2018.

"Temperatur und Zustimmung - ein bisher unbekannter Zusammenhang: Einblicke für Praxis und Forschung." Praxis der Rechtspsychologie.

Steinmetz, J. & Posten, A.-C. 2018.

"White Lies and Black Lies: What They Have in Common and How They Differ." In-Mind Magazine, 5(37).
2017

Amit, E., Koralnik, J., Posten, A.-C., Muethel, M., & Lessig, L. 2017.

"Institutional corruption revisited: Exploring open questions within the institutional corruption literature.” Southern California Interdisciplinary Law Journal, 26, 447–595.

Posten, A.-C. & Mussweiler, T. 2017.

"That Certain Something! Focusing on Similarities Reduces Judgmental Uncertainty." Cognition, 165, 121-125.

Steinmetz, J., & Posten, A.-C. 2017.

"Physical temperature affects response behavior.” Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, 70, 294–300.
2015

Miller, J., Amit, E. & Posten, A.-C. 2015.

"Behavioral Economics.” In: H. Ten Have (Ed.), Encyclopedia of Global Bioethics. Cham, Switzerland: Springer.
2014

Posten, A.-C., Ockenfels, A. & Mussweiler, T. 2014.

"How Activating Cognitive Content Shapes Trust: A Subliminal Priming Study." Journal of Economic Psychology, 41, 12-19.

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