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Researcher

Colin Smith

Awards & Distinctions

12 Results

2019

Mere exposure effects on implicit stimulus evaluation : the moderating role of evaluation task, number of stimulus presentations, and memory for presentation frequency

Pieter Van DesselGaëtan MertensColin SmithJan De Houwer

A1 Journal Article in PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN

2018

Relational information moderates approach-avoidance instruction effects on implicit evaluation

Pieter Van DesselJan De HouwerColin Smith

A1 Journal Article in ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA

2017

The mere exposure instruction effect : mere exposure instructions influence liking

Pieter Van DesselGaëtan MertensColin SmithJan De Houwer

A1 Journal Article in EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

2016

Instructing implicit processes: when instructions to approach or avoid influence implicit but not explicit evaluation

Pieter Van DesselJan De HouwerAnne GastColin SmithMaarten De Schryver

A1 Journal Article in JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

2015

Instruction-based approach-avoidance effects: changing stimulus evaluation via the mere instruction to approach or avoid stimuli

Pieter Van DesselJan De HouwerAnne GastColin Smith

A1 Journal Article in EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

2014

The impact of persuasive messages on IAT performance is moderated by source attractiveness and likeability

Colin SmithJan De Houwer

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

When does relational information influence evaluative conditioning?

Riccardo ZanonJan De HouwerAnne GastColin Smith

A1 Journal Article in QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY

2013

Consider the source: persuasion of implicit evaluations is moderated by source credibility

Colin SmithJan De HouwerBrian A Nosek

A1 Journal Article in PERSONALITY AND SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY BULLETIN

Go with your gut! Effects of affect misattribution procedures become stronger when participants are encouraged to rely on their gut feelings

Jan De HouwerColin Smith

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

2012

Rapid assimilation: automatically integrating new information with existing beliefs

Colin SmithKate A RatliffBrian A Nosek

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL COGNITION

2011

Affective focus increases the concordance between implicit and explicit attitudes

Colin SmithBrian A Nosek

A1 Journal Article in SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

2009

Implicit race attitudes predicted vote in the 2008 U.S. presidential election

A.G. GreenwaldColin SmithN. SriramY. Bar-AnanB.A. Nosek

A2 Journal Article in Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy