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Testing the practical utility of implicit measures of beliefs for predicting drunk driving Ghent University

Femke Cathelyn, Pieter Van Dessel, Jan De Houwer

Despite the potential benefits of implicit measures over self-report measures, they are rarely used in real-world contexts to predict behavior. Two potential reasons are that (a) traditional implicit measures typically show low predictive validity and (b) the practical utility of implicit measures has hardly been investigated. The current studies test the practical utility of a new generation of implicit measures for predicting drunk driving. ...

Effects of automatic and explicit parenting on adolescentsU+2019 alcohol use Ghent University

I.M. Koning, S.M. Doornwaard, V.G. Van der Rijst, Jan De Houwer, W. Vollebergh

Learning via instructions about observations : exploring similarities and differences with learning via actual observations Ghent University

Sarah Kasran, Sean Joseph Hughes, Jan De Houwer

Predicting drunk driving using a variant of the implicit association test Ghent University

Femke Cathelyn, Pieter Van Dessel, Jan De Houwer

Forwarding the ACBS Task Force recommendations : the case for the functional-cognitive framework and out-of-sample prediction Ghent University

Jan De Houwer, Jamie Cummins

Are relational implicit measures sensitive to relational information? Ghent University

Jamie Cummins, Jan De Houwer

Mérites et défis du traitement des pensées et sentiments conscient et inconscients en tant que comportements Ghent University

Jan De Houwer

The role of trait inferences in evaluative conditioning Ghent University

Tal Moran Yorovich, Sean Joseph Hughes, Pieter Van Dessel, Jan De Houwer

Observational evaluative conditioning is sensitive to relational information Ghent University