G. Chapman

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Gretchen Chapman, Gretchen B. Chapman, G. B. Chapman, G Chapman, G B Chapman, Gretchen B Chapman
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131 papers · 12,303 citations · H-index 50

PAPERS

A megastudy of text-based nudges encouraging patients to get vaccinated at an upcoming doctor’s appointment
2021279 citationsauthor #14
A Mega-Study of Text-Message Nudges Encouraging Patients to Get Vaccinated at their Pharmacy
202110 citationsauthor #13
Looking Beyond Cognition for Risky Decision Making: COVID-19, the Environment, and Behavior
20216 citationsauthor #2
A Mega-Study of Text-Based Nudges Encouraging Patients to Get Vaccinated at an Upcoming Doctor’s Appointment
202133 citationsauthor #14
Psychological predictors of prevention behaviors during the COVID-19 pandemic
202025 citationsauthor #2
Dodging dietary defaults: Choosing away from healthy nudges
202012 citationsauthor #3
A Decision-Science Approach to Health-Behavior Change
201911 citationsauthor #1
Risky Intertemporal Choice with Multiple Outcomes and Individual Differences
20180 citationsauthor #2
P2. the Upside of Myopic Loss Aversion
20180 citationsauthor #2
Increasing Vaccination: Putting Psychological Science Into Action
20171,015 citationsauthor #2
Momentary assessment of impulsive choice and impulsive action: Reliability, stability, and correlates.
201711 citationsauthor #5
A Closer Look at the Yardstick: A New Discount Rate Measure with Precision and Range
201613 citationsauthor #2
Reliability and validity of measures of impulsive choice and impulsive action in smokers trying to quit.
201619 citationsauthor #7
Changing the default to promote influenza vaccination among health care workers.
2016101 citationsauthor #2
Cross-Cultural Household Influence on Vaccination Decisions
201617 citationsauthor #5
Independent and interactive effects of real-time risk factors on later temptations and lapses among smokers trying to quit.
201616 citationsauthor #5
Default Clinic Appointments Promote Influenza Vaccination Uptake without a Displacement Effect
201635 citationsauthor #1
Goals and Social Comparisons Promote Walking Behavior
201629 citationsauthor #1
Stimulating Influenza Vaccination via Prosocial Motives
201678 citationsauthor #4
Increasing Vaccination Without Changing Beliefs
20160 citationsauthor #1
Medical students’ attitude towards influenza vaccination
201541 citationsauthor #4
Grouping Promotes Equality
201515 citationsauthor #3
Social contacts, vaccination decisions and influenza in Japan
201590 citationsauthor #4
Improving Medical Decision Making and Health Promotion through Culture-Sensitive Health Communication
201596 citationsauthor #5
Using Behavioral Insights to Increase Vaccination Policy Effectiveness
2015330 citationsauthor #3
Understanding smoking after acute illness: An application of the sentinel event method
20154 citationsauthor #4
The Intention to get Vaccinated Against Influenza and Actual Vaccination Behavior of Healthcare Personnel
20140 citationsauthor #4
Carrots By Default: Are Healthy Defaults a Blessing Or a Curse?
20143 citationsauthor #3
Free-Riding Behavior in Vaccination Decisions: An Experimental Study
2014123 citationsauthor #4
Pre-registration Plan
20140 citationsauthor #1
Relations among affect, abstinence motivation and confidence, and daily smoking lapse risk.
201438 citationsauthor #4
The intention to get vaccinated against influenza and actual vaccination uptake of Dutch healthcare personnel.
201489 citationsauthor #3
Cleanliness is Next to Morality, Even for Philosophers
201343 citationsauthor #2
Factors predicting smoking in a laboratory-based smoking-choice task.
201313 citationsauthor #3
Savings, subgoals, and reference points
201311 citationsauthor #2
Nudge to Health: Harnessing Decision Research to Promote Health Behavior
2013126 citationsauthor #2
Measuring cognitive and affective constructs in the context of an acute health event
20134 citationsauthor #7
A big fish or a small pond? Framing effects in percentages
20139 citationsauthor #2
Enjoyment and Success: Reciprocal Factors in Behavior Change
20128 citationsauthor #2
Using Game Theory to Examine Incentives in Influenza Vaccination Behavior
2012100 citationsauthor #1
Vaccinating to Help Ourselves and Others
2012109 citationsauthor #4
Retrospective Frequency Formats Promote Consistent Experience-Based Bayesian Judgments
20129 citationsauthor #4
Who got vaccinated against H1N1 pandemic influenza? – A longitudinal study in four US cities
201217 citationsauthor #2
The influence of altruism on influenza vaccination decisions
2012232 citationsauthor #2
Why Do People Like Natural? Instrumental and Ideational Bases for the Naturalness Preference
201285 citationsauthor #2
The Influence of Poverty and Culture on the Transmission of Parasitic Infections in Rural Nicaraguan Villages
201229 citationsauthor #2
Smoking, Cardiac Symptoms, and an Emergency Care Visit: A Mixed Methods Exploration of Cognitive and Emotional Reactions
20123 citationsauthor #8
Consistent Behavior Development: Is a Personal-Rule or a Deliberation-Based Strategy More Effective?
20112 citationsauthor #2
Physicians' communication of Down syndrome screening test results: The influence of physician numeracy
201135 citationsauthor #3
EMA Measures of Impulsive Choice and Impulsive Behavior During An Attempt to Stop Smoking: (504132012-001)
20111 citationsauthor #2
Preferences for HPV vaccination in parent-child dyads: Similarities and acknowledged differences.
20119 citationsauthor #2
Using Game Theory to Examine Incentives in Influenza Vaccination Behavior: (519702015-008)
20110 citationsauthor #1
The dynamics of risk perceptions and precautionary behavior in response to 2009 (H1N1) pandemic influenza
2010286 citationsauthor #2
Opting in vs opting out of influenza vaccination.
2010263 citationsauthor #1
How Do People Value Life?
201047 citationsauthor #4
of Influenza ImmunizationReply Vaccination Mandates vs Opt-Out Programs and Rates
20100 citationsauthor #1
Adherence to cervical screening in the era of human papillomavirus vaccination: how low is too low?
201032 citationsauthor #3
Decision Making with Regard to Antiviral Intervention during an Influenza Pandemic
201026 citationsauthor #2
Laypeople do use sample variance: The effect of embedding data in a variance-implying story
201019 citationsauthor #2
Actor–observer differences in frequency-of-use estimates: Sometimes strangers know us better than ourselves
20095 citationsauthor #2
An encounter frequency account of how experience affects likelihood estimation
200959 citationsauthor #2
Numeracy, frequency, and Bayesian reasoning
200984 citationsauthor #1
Cervical screening adherence in the era of HPV vaccination: how low is too low?
20090 citationsauthor #3
The effect of barrier underestimation on weight management and exercise change
200826 citationsauthor #2
The Psychology of Medical Decision Making
200834 citationsauthor #1
Integrating epidemiology, psychology, and economics to achieve HPV vaccination targets
200880 citationsauthor #2
Do Decision Biases Predict Bad Decisions? Omission Bias, Naturalness Bias, and Influenza Vaccination
200885 citationsauthor #2
Reasoning, Problem Solving & Decision Making
20080 citationsauthor #1
Intuitivet tests: Lay use of statistical information
200759 citationsauthor #2
Preference reversals resulting from a market value heuristic
20077 citationsauthor #3
The Default Effect in End-of-Life Medical Treatment Preferences
200736 citationsauthor #2
The Influence of Irrelevant Anchors on the Judgments and Choices of Doctors and Patients
200790 citationsauthor #2
Meta-analysis of the relationship between risk perception and health behavior: the example of vaccination.
20071,893 citationsauthor #2
Gender Differences in the Factors That Affect Self‐Assessments of Health
200714 citationsauthor #2
The Format in Which Uncertainty Information Is Presented Affects Decision Biases
200770 citationsauthor #3
Long-standing influenza vaccination policy is in accord with individual self-interest but not with the utilitarian optimum
2007305 citationsauthor #3
The Influence of Default Options on the Expression of End-of-Life Treatment Preferences in Advance Directives
200745 citationsauthor #2
Decision biases in intertemporal choice and choice under uncertainty: Testing a common account
200650 citationsauthor #1
"Emotion and Preventive Health Behavior: Worry, Regret, and Influenza Vaccination": Correction.
20063 citationsauthor #1
The ethics of influenza vaccination.
200612 citationsauthor #3
Emotions and preventive health behavior: worry, regret, and influenza vaccination.
2006371 citationsauthor #1
Physician vaccinate thyself: why influenza vaccination rates are higher among clinicians than among nonclinicians
200617 citationsauthor #3
Short-term cost for long-term benefit: time preference and cancer control.
200586 citationsauthor #1
Moderators of the intention–behavior relationship in influenza vaccinations: Intention stability and unforeseen barriers
200554 citationsauthor #2
Playing for peanuts: Why is risk seeking more common for low-stakes gambles?
2005158 citationsauthor #2
Patients' values and clinical substituted judgments: the case of localized prostate cancer.
200541 citationsauthor #2
The combined effects of risk and time on choice: Does uncertainty eliminate the immediacy effect? Does delay eliminate the certainty effect?
2005170 citationsauthor #2
Agreement between prostate cancer patients and their clinicians about utilities and attribute importance
200429 citationsauthor #2
The effects of accountability on bias in physician decision making: Going from bad to worse
200411 citationsauthor #2
Ethnic variation in localized prostate cancer: a pilot study of preferences, optimism, and quality of life among black and white veterans.
200424 citationsauthor #6
Decision Making in Health Care: Theory, Psychology, and Applications
2003109 citationsauthor #1
Sooner or Later
200333 citationsauthor #1
Contrast Effects in Judgments of Health Hazards
200314 citationsauthor #2
Incorporating the Irrelevant: Anchors in Judgments of Belief and Value
2002428 citationsauthor #1
Your Money or Your Health: Time Preferences and Trading Money for Health
200249 citationsauthor #1
Cholesterol control, medication adherence and illness cognition.
200276 citationsauthor #2
Formation and use of covariation assessments in the real world
20021 citationsauthor #2
The fragile basic anchoring effect
2002110 citationsauthor #2
Value for the future and preventive health behavior.
2001127 citationsauthor #1
Action, inaction, and factors influencing perceived decision making.
20015 citationsauthor #2

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