Shelley Noreen Aikman, PhD
Affiliations: | Psychology | University of Texas at El Paso, El Paso, TX, United States |
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| Verhaeghen P, Aikman SN. (2022) Police as threat: The influence of race and the summer of Black Lives Matter on implicit and explicit attitudes towards the police. Journal of Community Psychology |
| Verhaeghen P, Aikman SN. (2019) How the Mindfulness Manifold Relates to the Five Moral Foundations, Prejudice, and Awareness of Privilege Mindfulness. 11: 241-254 |
| McLaughlin K, Aikman SN. (2019) That is What a Feminist Looks Like: Identification and Exploration of the Factors Underlying the Concept of Feminism and Predicting the Endorsement of Traditional Gender Roles Gender Issues. 37: 91-124 |
| Verhaeghen P, Trani AN, Aikman SN. (2017) On Being Found: How Habitual Patterns of Thought Influence Creative Interest, Behavior, and Ability Creativity Research Journal. 29: 1-9 |
| Aikman SN, Doyle-Portillo S, Verhaeghen P, et al. (2016) The Effect of Instruction Point of View on Self-efficacy for Performing Breast Self-exams American Journal of Health Education. 48: 1-10 |
| Zhang P, Aikman SN, Sun H. (2008) Two types of attitudes in ICT acceptance and use International Journal of Human-Computer Interaction. 24: 628-648 |
| Aikman SN, Crites SL. (2007) Structure of food attitudes: replication of Aikman, Crites, and Fabrigar (2006). Appetite. 49: 516-20 |
| Hitlan RT, Carrillo K, Zárate MA, et al. (2007) Attitudes Toward Immigrant Groups and the September 11 Terrorist Attacks Peace and Conflict: Journal of Peace Psychology. 13: 135-152 |
| Aikman SN, Min KE, Graham D. (2006) Food attitudes, eating behavior, and the information underlying food attitudes. Appetite. 47: 111-4 |
| Aikman SN, Crites SL, Fabrigar LR. (2006) Beyond affect and cognition: Identification of the informational bases of food attitudes Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 36: 340-382 |