| scholarly article | Q13442814 |
| P356 | DOI | 10.1177/1745691616652873 |
| P698 | PubMed publication ID | 27474142 |
| P50 | author | Bob Michaël Fennis | Q21552017 |
| Floor M. Kroese | Q25035630 | ||
| Denise T. D. de Ridder | Q25150799 | ||
| Nikos Chatzisarantis | Q60668999 | ||
| Katrin Rentzsch | Q60711573 | ||
| Oulmann Zerhouni | Q63363911 | ||
| Dominique Muller | Q63373330 | ||
| Siegfried Dewitte | Q74012922 | ||
| Peter R Cannon | Q80277271 | ||
| Dustin P Calvillo | Q83425224 | ||
| Florian Lange | Q84702460 | ||
| Wanja Wolff | Q85290199 | ||
| Ralf Brand | Q86853197 | ||
| Henry Otgaar | Q90482396 | ||
| Gustav Tinghög | Q40049610 | ||
| Michael C. Philipp | Q42319640 | ||
| Martin S. Hagger | Q47298828 | ||
| Mark J Brandt | Q55362934 | ||
| Sarah F Schoch | Q57022342 | ||
| Malte Elson | Q59600868 | ||
| Ratri Nurwanti | Q60048436 | ||
| Anna Finley | Q60048442 | ||
| Cleoputri Yusainy | Q60048445 | ||
| Jacqueline R Evans | Q60048447 | ||
| Johannes Ullrich | Q60048454 | ||
| P2093 | author name string | Astrid Schütz | |
| Gene Brewer | |||
| Carolien Martijn | |||
| Kevin Lau | |||
| Nicholas P Carruth | |||
| Harald Merckelbach | |||
| Akira Miyake | |||
| W Keith Campbell | |||
| Michael Inzlicht | |||
| Tracy Cheung | |||
| Sander L Koole | |||
| Hugo Alberts | |||
| Brandon J Schmeichel | |||
| Marianna Carlucci | |||
| Adrienne Crowell | |||
| Michelle vanDellen | |||
| Lina Koppel | |||
| Alexandra E Mosser | |||
| Alexej Michirev | |||
| Angela R Birt | |||
| Angelos Stamos | |||
| Benjamin A Fay | |||
| Bridget P Lynch | |||
| Calvin Octavianus Anggono | |||
| Caroline Schlinkert | |||
| Cédric Batailler | |||
| Dario Nalis | |||
| Elke Heise | |||
| Henrik Hoemann | |||
| Lara Ringos | |||
| Maria Zwienenberg | |||
| Megan Muise | |||
| Michel Schrama | |||
| Milena Muzi | |||
| Nicole V Mills | |||
| Pierpaolo Primoceri | |||
| Sabrina Bruyneel | |||
| Supra Wimbarti | |||
| Zoë Francis | |||
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| P577 | publication date | 2016-07-01 | |
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