Publications by authors named "Jeffrey R Huntsinger"

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Moral foundations and HPV vaccine acceptance in the United States: State, parental, and individual factors.
Jamieson M O'Marr, Akila Raoul, Erin K James, Maike Winters, Avnika B Amin, Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Soc Sci Med· November 2023

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Only as a last resort: Sociocultural differences between women and men explain women's heightened reaction to threat, not evolutionary principles.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Akila Raoul

Behav Brain Sci· July 2022

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The affective origins of the Industrial Revolution.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Akila Raoul

Behav Brain Sci· November 2019

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Association of moral values with vaccine hesitancy.
Avnika B Amin, Robert A Bednarczyk, Cara E Ray, Kala J Melchiori, Jesse Graham, Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Nat Hum Behav· December 2017

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A flexible influence of affective feelings on creative and analytic performance.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Cara Ray

Emotion· September 2016

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Once more with feeling: On the explanatory limits of the GANE model and the missing role of subjective experience.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Justin Storbeck

Behav Brain Sci· January 2016

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The affective control of thought: malleable, not fixed.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Linda M Isbell, Gerald L Clore

Psychol Rev· October 2014

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A flexible impact of affective feelings on priming effects: assimilation and contrast.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Pers Soc Psychol Bull· April 2014

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Incidental experiences of affective coherence and incoherence influence persuasion.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Pers Soc Psychol Bull· June 2013

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Anger enhances correspondence between implicit and explicit attitudes.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Emotion· April 2013

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Does positive affect broaden and negative affect narrow attentional scope? A new answer to an old question.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger

J Exp Psychol Gen· November 2012

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Mood and trust in intuition interactively orchestrate correspondence between implicit and explicit attitudes.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Pers Soc Psychol Bull· September 2011

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Mood and global-local focus: priming a local focus reverses the link between mood and global-local processing.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Gerald L Clore, Yoav Bar-Anan

Emotion· October 2010

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Affective regulation of stereotype activation: it's the (accessible) thought that counts.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Stacey Sinclair, Elizabeth Dunn, Gerald L Clore

Pers Soc Psychol Bull· April 2010

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Contagion without contact: anticipatory mood matching in response to affiliative motivation.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Janetta Lun, Stacey Sinclair, Gerald L Clore

Pers Soc Psychol Bull· July 2009

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First thought, best thought: positive mood maintains and negative mood degrades implicit-explicit attitude correspondence.
Jeffrey R Huntsinger, Colin Tucker Smith

Pers Soc Psychol Bull· February 2009

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How the Object of Affect Guides its Impact.
Gerald L Clore, Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Emot Rev· January 2009

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A Reply to Commentaries on "How the Object of Affect Guides Its Impact".
Gerald L Clore, Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Emot Rev· January 2009

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How emotions inform judgment and regulate thought.
Gerald L Clore, Jeffrey R Huntsinger

Trends Cogn Sci· September 2007

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