Daniel G. Slaten

Most-cited papers

1. Pilgrims sailing the Titanic: Plausibility effects on memory for misinformation

   S. Hinze, Daniel G. Slaten, W. Horton, R. Jenkins +1 more

   2014Memory & Cognition65 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

2. Amazing Stories: Acquiring and Avoiding Inaccurate Information From Fiction

   D. Rapp, S. Hinze, Daniel G. Slaten, W. Horton

   201445 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

3. Prejudice Concerns and Race-Based Attentional Bias

   M. Bean, Daniel G. Slaten, W. Horton, M. Murphy +2 more

   201238 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

4. Anticipating who will say what: The influence of speaker-specific memory associations on reference resolution

   W. Horton, Daniel G. Slaten

   2012Memory & Cognition38 citations Open access

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

5. Yielding to desire: the durability of affective preferences.

   D. Rapp, Matthew E. Jacovina, Daniel G. Slaten, Elise Krause

   2014Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition4 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

6. The Role of Ordinary Memory Processes in the Activation of Common Ground

   Daniel G. Slaten

   20150 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save

7. Pilgrims sailing the Titanic: Plausibility effects on memory for misinformation

   S. Hinze, Daniel G. Slaten, W. Horton, R. Jenkins +1 more

   2013Memory & Cognition0 citations

   Semantic Scholar

   Save