Sara E. Brady

The Mother Teresa Effect: Counterproductive Effects of Touching an Altruist’s Possessions on Charitable Giving

C. G. Lord, A. Morin, K. Yoke, 2015 .

False-evidence ploys and interrogations: mock jurors' perceptions of false-evidence ploy type, deception, coercion, and justification.

Krista D. Forrest, W. D. Woody, Bradley J. Stastny, 2012, Behavioral sciences & the law.

Services and Supports, Partnership, and Family Quality of Life

A. Turnbull, J. Summers, Sara E. Brady, 2016 .

Individual differences in preference for epistemic versus teleologic strategies of deliberate self-persuasion.

C. G. Lord, Cheryl A. Taylor, A. Morin, 2014, Psychological assessment.

Attitude Change Following Imagined Positive Actions Toward a Social Group: Do Memories Change Attitudes, or Attitudes Change Memories?

C. G. Lord, Sara E. Brady, G. Frye, 2012 .

A Matching Hypothesis for the Activity Level of Actions Involved in Attitude–Behavior Consistency

C. G. Lord, Cheryl A. Taylor, R. McIntyre, 2012 .

The Mother Teresa Effect: Counterproductive Effects of Touching an Altruist’s Possessions on Charitable Giving

C. G. Lord, A. Morin, Tong Lu, 2014, Current Psychology.

Family Quality of Life and Partnership for Families of Students With Deaf-Blindness

A. Turnbull, J. Summers, Sara E. Brady, 2018, Remedial and Special Education.