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Aging and repeated thought suppression success by Lambert, Ann E, Smyth, Frederick L, Beadel, Jessica R, Teachman, Bethany A

“…Intrusive thoughts and attempts to suppress them are common, but while suppression may be effective in the short-term, it can increase thought recurrence in…”
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On Working Memory Capacity and Implicit Associations between Advanced Age and Dangerous Driving Stereotypes by Lambert, Ann E., Seegmiller, Janelle K., Stefanucci, Jeanine K., Watson, Jason M.

“…Summary Despite a large literature on implicit stereotypes, no one has scientifically documented the stereotype that older adults are dangerous drivers, even…”
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Driving Simulator Performance in Novice Drivers with Autism Spectrum Disorder: The Role of Executive Functions and Basic Motor Skills by Cox, Stephany M., Cox, Daniel J., Kofler, Michael J., Moncrief, Matthew A., Johnson, Ronald J., Lambert, Ann E., Cain, Sarah A., Reeve, Ronald E.

“…Previous studies have shown that individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) demonstrate poorer driving performance than their peers and are less likely to…”
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Remembering or Knowing How We Felt: Depression and Anxiety Symptoms Predict Retrieval Processes During Emotional Self-Report by Gorlin, Eugenia I, Werntz, Alexandra J, Fua, Karl C, Lambert, Ann E, Namaky, Nauder, Teachman, Bethany A

“…Researchers and clinicians routinely rely on patients' retrospective emotional self-reports to guide diagnosis and treatment, despite evidence of impaired…”
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Moderators of age effects on attention bias toward threat and its association with anxiety by Namaky, Nauder, Beltzer, Miranda L, Werntz, Alexandra J, Lambert, Ann E, Isaacowitz, Derek M, Teachman, Bethany A

“…Abstract Objective The current study used a research domain criteria (RDoC) approach to assess age differences in multiple indicators of attention bias and its…”
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Considerations of a Dual-Systems Model of Cognitive Development and Risky Driving by Lambert, Ann E., Simons-Morton, Bruce G., Cain, Sarah A., Weisz, Sarah, Cox, Daniel J.

“…The dual‐systems model of adolescent risk‐taking postulates that risk‐taking during adolescence partially results from an imbalance in the development of the…”
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Stereotype Threat Impairs Older Adult Driving by Lambert, Ann E., Watson, Jason M., Stefanucci, Jeanine K., Ward, Nathan, Bakdash, Jonathan Z., Strayer, David L.

“…Summary Stereotypes can harm human performance, especially when activated in individuals with diminished working memory capacity (WMC). Performance…”
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Thought suppression across time: Change in frequency and duration of thought recurrence by Lambert, Ann E, Hu, Yueqin, Magee, Joshua C, Beadel, Jessica R, Teachman, Bethany A

“…Abstract Some studies have found that trying to suppress thoughts increases their long-term recurrence, a phenomenon associated with psychopathology,…”
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When does it hurt to try? Effort as a mediator of the links between anxiety symptoms and the frequency and duration of unwanted thought recurrence by Gorlin, Eugenia I., Lambert, Ann E., Teachman, Bethany A.

“…Evidence is mixed regarding the circumstances in which anxiety predicts more versus less unwanted thought recurrence. This study examined subjective,…”
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On attentional control and the elderly driving stereotype by Lambert, Ann E

“…Anecdotal evidence exists for a stereotype of poor elderly driving performance but this stereotype has not been empirically documented despite possible…”
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The Roles of Working Memory Capacity, Visual Attention and Age in Driving Performance by Lambert, Ann E., Watson, Jason M., Cooper, Joel M., Strayer, David L.

“…Older adult drivers' disproportionate involvement in traffic fatalities coupled with growing population projections for this age group present a need for…”
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