Neal J. Roese - Concepedia

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Neal J. Roese

Northwestern University ORCID

Also Known As

Jane Risen, Neal J Roese, Neal J. Roese, Neal J. Roesesc, Neal R. Roese, Neal Roese, Neil J. Roese, Roese, Neal J.

148

Publications

9.3K

Citations

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165

Concepts

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Northwestern University University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Western University University of Illinois System University of Groningen

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Neal J. Roese is an author at Northwestern University specializing in social sciences, psychology, and behavioral decision making.

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5	Business	1	1	46

Neal J. Roese

Publications

5.8K

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	Year	Citations
The functional basis of counterfactual thinking. Neal J. Roese Journal of Personality and Social Psychology Behavioral Decision MakingBehavioral OutcomeMetacognitionIndividual DifferencesCognition	1994	679
Hindsight Bias Neal J. Roese, Kathleen D. Vohs Perspectives on Psychological Science Behavioral Decision MakingHindsight BiasCognitionAttentionCausal Inference	2012	432
Regulatory focus and temporal distance Ginger L. Pennington, Neal J. Roese Journal of Experimental Social Psychology Cognitive ScienceTemporal DynamicFunctional RegulationTemporal DistanceGene Regulatory Network	2003	372
Self-report measures of individual differences in regulatory focus: A cautionary note Amy Summerville, Neal J. Roese Journal of Research in Personality Behavioral SciencesRegulatory FocusSelf-report MeasuresIndividual DifferencesSocial Sciences	2007	222
Counterfactuals, Causal Attributions, and the Hindsight Bias: A Conceptual Integration Neal J. Roese, James M. Olson Journal of Experimental Social Psychology Cognitive BiasesBehavioral SciencesBehavioral Decision MakingHindsight BiasBias	1996	208
Counterfactual thinking and regulatory focus: Implications for action versus inaction and sufficiency versus necessity. Neal J. Roese, Taekyun Hur, Ginger L. Pennington Journal of Personality and Social Psychology Counterfactual ThinkingBehavioral Decision MakingCognitionPromotion FocusAction Versus Inaction	1999	206
From what might have been to what must have been: Counterfactual thinking creates meaning. Laura J. Kray, Linda G. George, Katie A. Liljenquist, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology Counterfactual ThinkingBehavioral Decision MakingSocial PsychologyCognitionCounterfactual Reflection	2010	170
Better, Stronger, Faster: Self-Serving Judgment, Affect Regulation, and the Optimal Vigilance Hypothesis Neal J. Roese, James M. Olson Perspectives on Psychological Science Behavioral Decision MakingAffective VariableSocial PsychologyAffective NeuroscienceImpulsivity	2007	166
Outcome Controllability and Counterfactual Thinking Neal J. Roese, James M. Olson Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin Cognitive ScienceExperimental Decision MakingBehavioral Decision MakingCounterfactual DirectionImpulsivity	1995	166
Praise for regret: People value regret above other negative emotions Colleen Saffrey, Amy Summerville, Neal J. Roese Motivation and Emotion Moral PsychologyCognitive ScienceBehavioral Decision MakingProsocial BehaviorSocial Psychology	2008	157

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