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- 'Naive cynicism' in everyday theories of responsibility assessment: On biased assumptions of bias.
- Kruger, Justin; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of personality and social psychology, v.76, 1999, pp.743-753)
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- The headwinds/tailwinds asymmetry: An availability bias in assessments of barriers and blessings.
- Davidai, Shai; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of personality and social psychology, v.111, 2016, pp.835-851)
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- Effect of temporal focus on the recall of expectancy-consistent and expectancy-inconsistent information.
- Madey, Scott F.; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of personality and social psychology, v.65, 1993, pp.458-468)
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- The dark side of self- and social perception: Black uniforms and aggression in professional sports.
- Frank, Mark G.; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of personality and social psychology, v.54, 1988, pp.74-85)
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- Social psychological research isn't negative, and its message fosters compassion, not cynicism
- Regan, Dennis T.; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (The Behavioral and brain sciences, v.27, 2004, pp.354-355)
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- The Mote in Thy Brother's Eye People suffer from an illusion of objectivity
- Gilovich, Thomas; Ross, Lee; ; (The Skeptical inquirer, v.40, 2016, pp.45-45)
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- Understanding People’s Fear of Tempting Fate
- Risen, Jane L.; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of the association for consumer research, v.3, 2018, pp.599-611)
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- Why people are reluctant to tempt fate.
- Risen, Jane L.; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of personality and social psychology, v.95, 2008, pp.293-307)
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- Gift Cards and Mental Accounting: Green‐lighting Hedonic Spending
- Helion, Chelsea; Gilovich, Thomas; Department of Psychology, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; Department of Psychology, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, USA; (Journal of behavioral decision making, v.27, 2014, pp.386-393)
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- The relative relativity of material and experiential purchases.
- Carter, Travis J.; Gilovich, Thomas; ; (Journal of personality and social psychology, v.98, 2010, pp.146-159)
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