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Nasty and Noble Notes: Interdependence Structures Drive Self-Serving Gossip by Dores Cruz, Terence D., van der Lee, Romy, Bechtoldt, Myriam N., Beersma, Bianca

“…Much information people receive about others reaches them via gossip. But is this gossip trustworthy? We examined this in a scenario study (Nsenders = 350,…”
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Gossip and reputation in everyday life by Dores Cruz, Terence D, Thielmann, Isabel, Columbus, Simon, Molho, Catherine, Wu, Junhui, Righetti, Francesca, de Vries, Reinout E, Koutsoumpis, Antonis, van Lange, Paul A M, Beersma, Bianca, Balliet, Daniel

“…Gossip-a sender communicating to a receiver about an absent third party-is hypothesized to impact reputation formation, partner selection, and cooperation…”
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The Bright and Dark Side of Gossip for Cooperation in Groups by Dores Cruz, Terence D, Beersma, Bianca, Dijkstra, Maria T M, Bechtoldt, Myriam N

“…Recent experimental studies seem to concur that gossip is good for groups by showing that gossip stems from prosocial motives to protect group members from…”
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Getting a Grip on the Grapevine: Extension and Factor Structure of the Motives to Gossip Questionnaire by Dores Cruz, Terence D, Balliet, Daniel, Sleebos, Ed, Beersma, Bianca, Van Kleef, Gerben A, Gallucci, Marcello

“…Gossip is condemned but also ubiquitous and thought to be essential for groups. This triggers the question of which motives explain gossip behavior. Hitherto,…”
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An Integrative Definition and Framework to Study Gossip by Dores Cruz, Terence D., Nieper, Annika S., Testori, Martina, Martinescu, Elena, Beersma, Bianca

“…The omnipresence of workplace gossip makes understanding gossip processes imperative to understand social life in organizations. Although gossip research has…”
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Honesty and dishonesty in gossip strategies: a fitness interdependence analysis by Wu, Junhui, Számadó, Szabolcs, Barclay, Pat, Beersma, Bianca, Dores Cruz, Terence D, Iacono, Sergio Lo, Nieper, Annika S, Peters, Kim, Przepiorka, Wojtek, Tiokhin, Leo, Van Lange, Paul A M

“…Gossip, or sharing information about absent others, has been identified as an effective solution to free rider problems in situations with conflicting…”
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Prosocial and punishment behaviors in everyday life by Balliet, Daniel, Molho, Catherine, Columbus, Simon, Dores Cruz, Terence D.

“…Theory and experiments suggest people have different strategies (1) to condition their prosocial behavior in ways that maximize individual benefits and (2) to…”
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How political orientation, economic precarity, and participant demographics impact compliance with COVID-19 prevention measures in a Dutch representative sample by Martinescu, Elena, Dores Cruz, Terence D., Etienne, Tom W., Krouwel, André

“…We examine the relationship between individuals’ political orientations and their compliance with and attitudes towards COVID-19 prevention measures using a…”
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Punishing or praising gossipers: How people interpret the motives driving negative gossip shapes its consequences by Testori, Martina, Dores Cruz, Terence D., Beersma, Bianca

“…Sharing negative gossip has been found to be pivotal for fostering cooperation in social groups. The positive function gossip serves for groups suggests that…”
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What Matters Most in Supporting Cooperation, the Gossip Content or the Gossiper’s Intention? Simulating Motive Interpretation in Gossip Dynamics by Testori, Martina, Giardini, Francesca, Hemelrijk, Charlotte K, Dores Cruz, Terence D, Beersma, Bianca

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Gossip about Coronavirus: Infection status and norm adherence shape social responses by Dores Cruz, Terence D., van der Lee, Romy, Beersma, Bianca

“…To stop the spread of the Coronavirus, people must avoid infection risk. Given widespread skepticism regarding information concerning the Coronavirus received…”
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A creative destruction approach to replication: Implicit work and sex morality across cultures by Tierney, Warren, Hardy, Jay, Ebersole, Charles R., Viganola, Domenico, Clemente, Elena Giulia, Gordon, Michael, Hoogeveen, Suzanne, Haaf, Julia, Dreber, Anna, Johannesson, Magnus, Pfeiffer, Thomas, Huang, Jason L., Vaughn, Leigh Ann, DeMarree, Kenneth, Igou, Eric R., Chapman, Hanah, Gantman, Ana, Vanaman, Matthew, Wylie, Jordan, Storbeck, Justin, Andreychik, Michael R., McPhetres, Jon, Uhlmann, Eric Luis

“…How can we maximize what is learned from a replication study? In the creative destruction approach to replication, the original hypothesis is compared not only…”
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