N. Decourville

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Problem Drinking: A Problem for the Theory of Reasoned Action?1

Mark P. Zanna, M. Zanna, R. Schlegel, 1992 .

Thermal taster status associates with oral sensations elicited by wine

Gary J. Pickering, Martha R. Bajec, G. Pickering, 2009 .

Experiences and Ideals of Forgiveness

N. Decourville, K. Belicki, T. Stewart, 2010, Operant Subjectivity.

Reasons for Forgiving: Individual Differences and Emotional Outcomes

S. Kamble, N. Decourville, K. Belicki, 2020 .

Attitudes toward Affirmative Action Programs: A Q Methodological Study

C. Hafer, N. Decourville, N. DeCourville, 2001, Operant Subjectivity.

Assessing the Psychometric Properties of Dream Content Questionnaires

R. Ogilvie, S. Segalowitz, R. Nadon, 2009 .

Influence of Stimulus Temperature on Orosensory Perception and Variation with Taste Phenotype

Martha R. Bajec, G. Pickering, N. Decourville, 2012, Chemosensory Perception.

Women's theories of menstruation and biases in recall of menstrual symptoms.

M. Ross, C. McFarland, M. Ross, 1989, Journal of personality and social psychology.

Positive Affect, Negative Affect, Stress, and Social Support as Mediators of the Forgiveness-Health Relationship

N. Decourville, S. Sadava, Michelle L. Green, 2012, The Journal of social psychology.

A mediated model of perfectionism, affect, and physical health

D. Molnar, N. Decourville, S. Sadava, 2006 .

A Person-Centered Approach to Subjective Well-Being

D. Molnar, M. Busseri, N. Decourville, 2009 .

A Hybrid Model for Research on Subjective Well-being: Examining Common- and Component-specific Sources of Variance in Life Satisfaction, Positive Affect, and Negative Affect

M. Busseri, N. Decourville, S. Sadava, 2007 .

WELL-BEING: EXAMINING COMMON- AND COMPONENT-SPECIFIC SOURCES OF VARIANCE IN LIFE SATISFACTION, POSITIVE AFFECT, AND NEGATIVE

M. Busseri, N. Decourville, S. Sadava, 2006 .

Testing the applicability of problem behavior theory to substance use in a longitudinal study.

N. Decourville, 1995 .

Attachment, motivations, and alcohol: Testing a dual-path model of high-risk drinking and adverse consequences in transitional clinical and student samples.

D. Molnar, N. Decourville, S. Sadava, 2010 .

Investigating a four-pathway model of adult attachment orientation and health

D. Molnar, M. Busseri, N. Decourville, 2009 .

Weight preoccupation, personality, and depression in university students: an interactionist perspective.

N. Decourville, T. Oates-Johnson, N. DeCourville, 1999, Journal of clinical psychology.