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Lu Zhang, Wei Wei & Nan Hua. (2022) Service security breaches: the impact of comparative optimism. The Service Industries Journal 42:15-16, pages 1190-1210.
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Jason P. Rose & Keith A. Edmonds. (2021) Social Comparisons for Following Health Recommendations and Their Relation to Worry and Intentions During COVID-19. European Journal of Health Psychology 28:4, pages 141-151.
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Adam J.L. Harris. (2017) Understanding the coherence of the severity effect and optimism phenomena: Lessons from attention. Consciousness and Cognition 50, pages 30-44.
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Vera Hoorens, Carolien Van Damme, Marie Helweg-Larsen & Constantine Sedikides. (2017) The hubris hypothesis: The downside of comparative optimism displays. Consciousness and Cognition 50, pages 45-55.
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Alexander Persoskie, Anh B. Nguyen, Annette R. Kaufman & Cindy Tworek. (2017) Criterion validity of measures of perceived relative harm of e-cigarettes and smokeless tobacco compared to cigarettes. Addictive Behaviors 67, pages 100-105.
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Jason P. Rose, Olivia Aspiras, Erin Vogel, Heather Haught & Lindsay Roberts. (2017) Comparative Optimism and Event Skewness. Journal of Behavioral Decision Making 30:2, pages 236-255.
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Jerry Suls, Jason P. Rose, Paul D. Windschitl & Andrew R. Smith. (2013) Optimism Following a Tornado Disaster. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 39:5, pages 691-702.
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Jason P Rose. (2012) Debiasing comparative optimism and increasing worry for health outcomes. Journal of Health Psychology 17:8, pages 1121-1131.
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