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Spencer L Palder; Tianwei Liu; Scott Ode; Michael D Robinson
Living large: affect amplification in visual perception predicts emotional reactivity to events in daily life.
Michael D Robinson; Ryan L Boyd; Maria M Buchholz; Sara K Moeller; Wendy Troop-Gordon
The regulatory benefits of high levels of affect perception accuracy: a process analysis of reactions to stressors in daily life.
Sara K Moeller; Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Devin M Hanson
The big chill: interpersonal coldness and emotion-labeling skills.

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2013: Spencer L Palder; Tianwei Liu; Scott Ode; Michael D Robinson
Living large: affect amplification in visual perception predicts emotional reactivity to events in daily life.
Cognition & emotion 2013;27(3):453-64.
2012: Michael D Robinson; Ryan L Boyd; Maria M Buchholz; Sara K Moeller; Wendy Troop-Gordon
The regulatory benefits of high levels of affect perception accuracy: a process analysis of reactions to stressors in daily life.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2012;12(4):785-95.
2012: Sara K Moeller; Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Devin M Hanson
The big chill: interpersonal coldness and emotion-labeling skills.
Journal of personality 2012;80(3):703-24.
2012: Konrad Bresin; Adam K Fetterman; Michael D Robinson
Motor control accuracy: a consequential probe of individual differences in emotion regulation.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2012;12(3):479-86.
2012: Cali L Anicha; Sara K Moeller; Scott Ode; Michael D Robinson
Toward a cognitive view of trait mindfulness: distinct cognitive skills predict its observing and nonreactivity facets.
Journal of personality 2012;80(2):255-85.
2012: Scott Ode; Patricia L Winters; Michael D Robinson
Approach motivation as incentive salience: perceptual sources of evidence in relation to positive word primes.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2012;12(1):91-101.
2012: Adam K Fetterman; Michael D Robinson; Brian P Meier
Anger as "seeing red": evidence for a perceptual association.
Cognition & emotion 2012;26(8):1445-58.
2012: Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Brian P Meier; Sara K Moeller; Adam K Fetterman
Counting to ten milliseconds: low-anger, but not high-anger, individuals pause following negative evaluations.
Cognition & emotion 2012;26(2):261-81.
2011: Michael D Robinson; Scott Ode; Clayton J Hilmert
Regulated and unregulated forms of cortisol reactivity: a dual vulnerability model.
Psychosomatic medicine 2011;73(3):250-6.
2011: Michael D Robinson; Kathryn H Gordon
Personality dynamics: insights from the personality social cognitive literature.
Journal of personality assessment 2011;93(2):161-76.
2011: Scott Ode; Michael D Robinson; Devin M Hanson
Cognitive-emotional dysfunction among noisy minds: predictions from individual differences in reaction time variability.
Cognition & emotion 2011;25(2):307-27.
2011: Adam K Fetterman; Michael D Robinson
Routine cognitive errors: a trait-like predictor of individual differences in anxiety and distress.
Cognition & emotion 2011;25(2):244-64.
2010: Michael D Robinson; Sara K Moeller; Adam K Fetterman
Neuroticism and responsiveness to error feedback: adaptive self-regulation versus affective reactivity.
Journal of personality 2010;78(5):1469-96.
2010: Scott Ode; Clayton J Hilmert; Desiree J Zielke; Michael D Robinson
Neuroticism's importance in understanding the daily life correlates of heart rate variability.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2010;10(4):536-43.
2010: Clayton J Hilmert; Scott Ode; Desiree J Zielke; Michael D Robinson
Blood pressure reactivity predicts somatic reactivity to stress in daily life.
Journal of behavioral medicine 2010;33(4):282-92.
2010: Sara K Moeller; Michael D Robinson; Konrad Bresin
Integrating trait and social-cognitive views of personality: neuroticism, implicit stress priming, and neuroticism-outcome relationships.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2010;36(5):677-89.
2009: Michael D Robinson; Brian P Meier; Maya Tamir; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Scott Ode
Behavioral facilitation: a cognitive model of individual differences in approach motivation.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2009;9(1):70-82.
2008: Benjamin M Wilkowski; Michael D Robinson
Guarding against hostile thoughts: trait anger and the recruitment of cognitive control.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2008;8(4):578-83.
2008: Sara K Moeller; Michael D Robinson; Darya L Zabelina
Personality dominance and preferential use of the vertical dimension of space: evidence from spatial attention paradigms.
Psychological science 2008;19(4):355-61.
2008: Benjamin M Wilkowski; Michael D Robinson
The cognitive basis of trait anger and reactive aggression: an integrative analysis.
Personality and social psychology review : an official journal of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Inc 2008;12(1):3-21.
2007: Brian P Meier; David J Hauser; Michael D Robinson; Chris Kelland Friesen; Katie Schjeldahl
What's "up" with God? Vertical space as a representation of the divine.
Journal of personality and social psychology 2007;93(5):699-710.
2007: Benjamin M Wilkowski; Michael D Robinson
Keeping one's cool: trait anger, hostile thoughts, and the recruitment of limited capacity control.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2007;33(9):1201-13.
2007: Mark C Goetz; Paul W Goetz; Michael D Robinson
What's the use of being happy? Mood states, useful objects, and repetition priming effects.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2007;7(3):675-9.
2007: Michael D Robinson; Scott Ode; Benjamin M Wilkowski; David M Amodio
Neurotic contentment: a self-regulation view of neuroticism-linked distress.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2007;7(3):579-91.
2007: Maya Tamir; Michael D Robinson
The happy spotlight: positive mood and selective attention to rewarding information.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2007;33(8):1124-36.
2007: Ulrich W Weger; Brian P Meier; Michael D Robinson; Albrecht W Inhoff
Things are sounding up: affective influences on auditory tone perception.
Psychonomic bulletin & review 2007;14(3):517-21.
2007: Brian P Meier; Michael D Robinson; L Elizabeth Crawford; Whitney J Ahlvers
When "light" and "dark" thoughts become light and dark responses: affect biases brightness judgments.
Emotion (Washington, D.C.) 2007;7(2):366-76.
2007: Michael D Robinson; Gerald L Clore
Traits, States, and encoding speed: support for a top-down view of neuroticism/state relations.
Journal of personality 2007;75(1):95-120.
2006: Scott G Engel; Michael D Robinson; Sara J Wonderlich; Brian P Meier; Stephen A Wonderlich; Ross D Crosby; Kristine J Steffen; James E Mitchell
Does the avoidance of body and shape concerns reinforce eating disordered attitudes? Evidence from a manipulation study.
Eating behaviors 2006;7(4):368-74.
2006: Maya Tamir; Michael D Robinson; Emily Crawford Solberg
You may worry, but can you recognize threats when you see them?; Neuroticism, threat identifications, and negative affect.
Journal of personality 2006;74(5):1481-506.
2006: Jennifer F Armstrong; David A Wittrock; Michael D Robinson
Implicit associations in tension-type headaches: a cognitive analysis based on stress reactivity processes.
Headache 2006;46(8):1281-90.
2006: Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski
Loving, hating, vacillating: Agreeableness, implicit self-esteem, and neurotic conflict.
Journal of personality 2006;74(4):935-77.
2006: Michael D Robinson; Mark C Goetz; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Scott J Hoffman
Driven to tears or to joy: response dominance and trait-based predictions.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2006;32(5):629-40.
2006: Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Brian P Meier
Unstable in more ways than one: reaction time variability and the neuroticism/distress relationship.
Journal of personality 2006;74(2):311-43.
2006: Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski; Ben S Kirkeby; Brian P Meier
Stuck in a rut: perseverative response tendencies and the neuroticism-distress relationship.
Journal of experimental psychology. General 2006;135(1):78-91.
2006: Brian P Meier; Michael D Robinson; Benjamin M Wilkowski
Turning the other cheek. Agreeableness and the regulation of aggression-related primes.
Psychological science 2006;17(2):136-42.
2005: Michael D Robinson; Brian P Meier; Patrick T Vargas
Extraversion, threat categorizations, and negative affect: a reaction time approach to avoidance motivation.
Journal of personality 2005;73(5):1397-436.
2005: Michael D Robinson; Ben S Kirkeby
Happiness as a belief system: individual differences and priming in emotion judgments.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2005;31(8):1134-44.
2005: Michael D Robinson; Maya Tamir
Neuroticism as mental noise: a relation between neuroticism and reaction time standard deviations.
Journal of personality and social psychology 2005;89(1):107-14.
2004: Maya Tamir; Michael D Robinson
Knowing good from bad: the paradox of neuroticism, negative affect, and evaluative processing.
Journal of personality and social psychology 2004;87(6):913-25.
2004: Michael D Robinson; Justin Storbeck; Brian P Meier; Ben S Kirkeby
Watch out! That could be dangerous: valence-arousal interactions in evaluative processing.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2004;30(11):1472-84.
2004: Michael D Robinson; Patrick T Vargas; Maya Tamir; Emily Crawford Solberg
Using and being used by categories. The case of negative evaluations and daily well-being.
Psychological science 2004;15(8):521-6.
2004: Brian P Meier; Michael D Robinson
Does quick to blame mean quick to anger? The role of agreeableness in dissociating blame and anger.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2004;30(7):856-67.
2004: Brian P Meier; Michael D Robinson
Why the sunny side is up: association between affect and vertical position.
Psychological science 2004;15(4):243-7.
2004: Maya Tamir; Michael D Robinson; Gerald L Clore; Leonard L Martin; Daniel J Whitaker
Are we puppets on a string? The contextual meaning of unconscious expressive cues.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2004;30(2):237-49.
2004: Brian P Meier; Michael D Robinson; Gerald L Clore
Why good guys wear white.
Psychological science 2004;15(2):82-7.
2004: Justin Storbeck; Michael D Robinson
Preferences and inferences in encoding visual objects: a systematic comparison of semantic and affective priming.
Personality & social psychology bulletin 2004;30(1):81-93.
2003: Michael D Robinson; Emily Crawford Solberg; Patrick T Vargas; Maya Tamir
Trait as default: extraversion, subjective well-being, and the distinction between neutral and positive events.
Journal of personality and social psychology 2003;85(3):517-27.
2002: Michael D Robinson; Gerald L Clore
Belief and feeling: evidence for an accessibility model of emotional self-report.
Psychological bulletin 2002;128(6):934-60.
2002: Maya Tamir; Michael D Robinson; Gerald L Clore
The epistemic benefits of trait-consistent mood states: an analysis of extraversion and mood.
Journal of personality and social psychology 2002;83(3):663-77.
2002: Michael D Robinson; Gerald L Clore
Episodic and semantic knowledge in emotional self-report: evidence for two judgment processes.
Journal of personality and social psychology 2002;83(1):198-215.