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19 Dec 2023: Journal of Intelligent Information Systems, 54, 157-178. ARMITAGE, C. J., REID, J. ... Journal of Environmental Psychology, 33, 68-75. BAMBERG, S. & REES, J.

9 Jul 2023: British Journal of Psychology 86, 27–39. Tindall, B. (2004). “Better Playing Through Chemistry”. ... formation". Journal of Comparative Neurology and Psychology. 18: 459–482.

23 Feb 2024: Hezemans, F. H., Wolpe, N., Rowe, J. B. (2020). Apathy is Associated with Reduced Precision of Prior Beliefs about Action Outcomes, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, doi: 10.1037/xge0000739, PMID: ... Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and

7 Dec 2023: of the electricity supply industry (ESI) such as the transmission and distribution networks. ... 2003 in terms of location, duration, population ffected, economic costs and interrupted energy.

18 Jul 2023: Emil Graesholm, 2011 Politics, Psychology and Sociology (PPS) Tripos graduate. Emil’s dissertation has been published in Journal of Politics and Society and can be viewed or downloaded here. ... Prior to joining the CGHR in 2012, Dr Lopes was a

9 Jul 2023: document a substitution relationship between these two heuristics. The selection of round numbers. ... Osler, 2003), and savings and loans (Khan et al., 1999). Psychology literature shows that round numbers are often used as reference points in.

7 Dec 2023: This  is  evident  in  that  research articles on nuclear energy policy are not confined to a few select journals but are published  in  philosophy, sociology, psychology, law, economics, management, science, engineering,

19 Oct 2023: The role of law and governance in such transitions is of particular importance. ... Drawing on the law of demand, we can expect the price effect xi.

9 Jul 2023: Third, the psychology literature compares the influence of novel and well-known stimuli. ... is consistent with the notion of psychology studies that attention triggers stimulate quick.

6 Dec 2023: series of high-level policy reports —including the NAO’s Programmes to Reduce. ... ules. We conclude the paper with a discussion of some preliminary policy im-.