Theory—understanding mental processes that drive decisions—is important to help patients
and providers make decisions that reflect medical advances and personal values. Building …

Reducing concussion risks in athletes depends on self‐reporting. Often, athletes decide
whether to report concussions or continue playing and risk serious health consequences …

Background Understanding the decision factors that drive harmful alcohol use among young
adults is of practical and theoretical importance. We apply fuzzy‐trace theory (FTT) to …

Improving health outcomes for concussed athletes and others requires self‐reporting
symptoms; not reporting risks second‐impact syndrome and death. However, concussions in …

Abstract Theory and practitioner “scaling” advice informed hypotheses that guidance to
mock jurors should (a) increase validity (vertical equity), decrease variability (reliability), and …

Misconceptions of brain injury are common and persistent in the general public (Ralph and
Derbyshire, 2013). Moreover, undergraduate students are in an age range where they are at …

The language psychologists and other mental health professionals utilize impacts the
formation of public perceptions concerning the practice of psychology. Psychologists from …

Abstract Theory and practitioner “scaling” advice informed hypotheses that guidance to
mock jurors should:(a) increase validity (vertical equity), decrease variability (reliability), and …