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Arie NadlerTel Aviv UniversityVerified email at freud.tau.ac.il
E. Tory HigginsColumbia UniversityVerified email at psych.columbia.edu
A KruglanskiDistinguished University Professor in Psychology, University of Maryland, College ParkVerified email at psyc.umd.edu
Marina ChernikovaUniversity of Maryland, College ParkVerified email at umd.edu
Fridman IlonaUniversity of North Carolina Chapel HillVerified email at med.unc.edu

Svetlana Komissarouk

Svetlana Komissarouk

Columbia Univeristy

Verified email at columbia.edu

Social psychology


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“I” seek autonomy,“we” rely on each other: Self-construal and regulatory focus as determinants of autonomy-and dependency-oriented help-seeking behavior S Komissarouk, A Nadler Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 40 (6), 726-738, 2014	84	2014
Dispositional differences in seeking autonomy-or dependency-oriented help: Conceptual development and scale validation S Komissarouk, G Harpaz, A Nadler Personality and Individual Differences 108, 103-112, 2017	46	2017
Who is most likely to wear rose-colored glasses? How regulatory mode moderates self-flattery S Komissarouk, M Chernikova, AW Kruglanski, ET Higgins Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin 45 (3), 327-341, 2019	17	2019
" I" Seek Autonomy," we" Rely on Each Other: Self-construal and Regulatory Foci as Determinants of Autonomous and Dependent Help-seeking Behavior S Komissarouk Tel Aviv University, 2012		2012
Who wants to share medical decisions? Moderation effect of regulatory mode. I Fridman, S Komissarouk, ET Higgins

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