Number of items: 16.
Conference or Workshop Item
After helping our fellow beings:moral licensing after acting good toward anthropomorphized targets.
Kim, Hye-Young and McGill, Ann L
Anthropomorphism for the rich? The effect of financial status perception on evaluation of humanlike products.
Kim, Hye-Young and McGill, Ann L
Being another person to be future-minded:common neural substrates of perspective-taking, prospective memory, and intertemporal choice.
Kim, Hye-Young and Shin, Yeon Soon and Han, Sanghoon
First impression matters:the influence of initial impression on reversal learning.
Shin, Yeon Soon and Kim, Hye-Young and Han, Sanghoon
Minions for the rich? Financial status changes how people see products with anthropomorphic features.
Kim, Hye-Young and McGill, Ann L
Modulatory effect of consideration set size and contrast on choice satisfaction.
Shin, Yeonsoon and Kim, Hye-Young and Han, Sanghoon
Neural substrates of learning about response bias.
Shin, Yeonsoon and Kim, Hye-Young and Han, Sanghoon
Want to stick to your goal? Think about dissimilar alternatives that you have foregone.
Kim, Hye-Young and Urminsky, Oleg
Want to stick to your goals? think about “dissimilar” alternatives that you’ve forgone!
Kim, Hye-Young and Urminsky, Oleg
You are not really helping me! Perceived financial status and preference for anthropomorphized products.
Kim, Hye-Young and McGill, Ann L
You will like it as much as it hurts:interplay of striatum, dorsal anterior cingulate cortex, and insula.
Kim, Hye-Young and Shin, Yeonsoon and Han, Sanghoon
The devil take the hindmost:an investigation of reducing delay discounting of negativity.
Shin, Yeon Soon and Kim, Hye-Young and Han, Sanghoon
The effect of financial status on commercial treatment expectation and evaluation of targets with anthropomorphic features.
Kim, Hye-Young and McGill, Ann L
The effect of financial status on consumer-perceived anthropomorphism and evaluation of products with marketer-intended human features.
Kim, Hye-Young and McGill, Ann L