Resource scarcity, manifested through limited time, money or space, is a prevalent aspect of
family life. Drawing on depth interviews with 30 families from diverse demographic …

Many consumer research and social science journals are increasingly urging behavioral
researchers to submit effect sizes among their reported results. Yet most researchers are …

The increasing financial worry among retirees is a major concern for the government. To
address this concern, we examine the linkage between a sense of personal control and …

We present a three-dimensional what, how long, and how often framework to discuss three
main inferences about other people's preferences for repeated social interactions over time …

This Handbook provides a comprehensive overview of trends and issues in the global
supply and demand on tourism. With contributions from 70 authors, this Handbook …

Smoking is one of the leading causes of preventable death globally, yet it remains a
common behavior. Interventions that increase the concreteness of future smoking outcomes …

People are frequently invited to join others for fun social activities. They may be invited to
lunch, to attend a sporting event, to watch the season finale of a television show, and so …

Research has shown that people frequently fail at exerting self‐control. Yet, having good self‐
control is essential for being trusted and relied on. In this research, I test which common and …

Abstract Across five studies (N= 4151), we investigate a novel barrier that prevents people
from making personally beneficial requests: the overestimation of self-presentation costs …

Time is an abstract concept which could induce varying connotations in different situations.
Previous research mainly emphasized that the concept of time elicits emotional meanings. In …