Lucian G. Conway, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2001 | University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Vancouver, BC, Canada |
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(An attributional perspective on the communication of norms.) |
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Chan L, Zubrod A, Woodard SR, et al. (2020) Identity leadership is manifested via integrative complexity: Comment on Haslam et al. (2019). The American Psychologist. 75: 403-405 |
Conway LG, Conway KR, Houck SC. (2020) Validating Automated Integrative Complexity: Natural Language Processing and the Donald Trump Test Journal of Social and Political Psychology. 8: 504-524 |
Zubrod A, Conway LG, Conway KR, et al. (2020) Understanding the Role of Linguistic Complexity in Famous Trial Outcomes Journal of Language and Social Psychology |
Conway LG, Woodard SR. (2020) Integrative complexity across domains and across time: Evidence from political and health domains Personality and Individual Differences. 155: 109713 |
Conway LG, Chan L, Woodard SR. (2019) Socio-ecological influences on political ideology. Current Opinion in Psychology. 32: 76-80 |
Conway LG, Repke MA. (2019) The psychological contamination of pro-environmental consensus: Political pressure for environmental belief agreement undermines its long-term power Journal of Environmental Psychology. 62: 12-21 |
Houck SC, Conway LG, Parrow K, et al. (2018) An Integrative Complexity Analysis of Religious and Irreligious Thinking Sage Open. 8: 215824401879630 |
Chan L, Conway LG. (2018) Autocratic Government Moderates the Relationship Between Culture and Legal Restriction Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology. 49: 1457-1463 |
Van de Vliert E, Conway LG. (2018) Northerners and Southerners Differ in Conflict Culture Negotiation and Conflict Management Research. 12: 256-277 |
Conway LG, Repke MA, Houck SC. (2017) Donald Trump as a cultural revolt against perceived communication restriction: Priming political correctness norms causes more Trump support Journal of Social and Political Psychology. 5: 244-259 |