Virginia B. Wickline

Most-cited papers

1. Behind the Mask: Emotion Recognition in Healthcare Students

   M. Bani, S. Russo, S. Ardenghi, G. Rampoldi +3 more

   2021The journal of the International Association of Medical Science Educators : JIAMSE47 citations Open access

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2. Cultural In-Group Advantage: Emotion Recognition in African American and European American Faces and Voices

   Virginia B. Wickline, Wendy C. Bailey, S. Nowicki

   2009The Journal of Genetic Psychology40 citations

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3. Vocal and Facial Emotion Decoding Difficulties Relating to Social and Thought Problems: Highlighting Schizotypal Personality Disorder

   Virginia B. Wickline, S. Nowicki, A. Bollini, E. Walker

   201223 citations

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4. Practice (Rather Than Graded) Quizzes, With Answers, May Increase Introductory Psychology Exam Performance

   Virginia B. Wickline, V. Spektor

   201115 citations

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5. A Longitudinal Investigation of the Antecedents of Locus of Control Orientation in Children.

   Virginia B. Wickline, S. Nowicki, Amy Ransom Kincheloe, A. Osborn

   201115 citations

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6. Ethnic Differences in the Self-Esteem/Academic Achievement Relationship: A Meta-Analysis.

   Virginia B. Wickline

   200312 citations

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7. Increasing intercultural competence among psychology students using experiential learning activities with international student partners.

   Virginia B. Wickline, Deborah L. Wiese, Pankhuri Aggarwal

   2021Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Psychology11 citations

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8. Behind the mask: What the eyes can’t tell: Facial emotion recognition in a sample of Italian health care students

   M. Bani, S. Russo, S. Ardenghi, G. Rampoldi +3 more

   20247 citations Open access

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9. Testing the Contact Hypothesis: Improving College Students' Affective Attitudes toward People with Disabilities.

   Virginia B. Wickline, Tricia Neu, Chad P. Dodge, Edwin Shriver

   20164 citations

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10. Syllabus factors: Perceptions of instructor and course impacted by graphics and skills descriptions.

    Virginia B. Wickline, Rashuna D. Middleton, D. Appleby

    2023Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Psychology3 citations

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11. A syllabus-based strategy to help psychology students prepare for and enter the workforce.

    D. Appleby, K. Appleby, Virginia B. Wickline, K. Apple +5 more

    20193 citations

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12. The Crossing Borders Program: Increasing Intercultural Competency via Structured Social Interactions

    Virginia B. Wickline

    20123 citations

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13. Day 1 lesson plan—Discuss skills. Repeat. Repeat. Repeat. (or: How a focus on professional skills impacts psychology statistics students’ course, instructor, and self-perceptions).

    Virginia B. Wickline, Kayla Capeles, Hannah R. Morris, Abigail Warden +2 more

    2021Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Psychology1 citations

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14. Miniature Horses Have Big Advantages: Improved Stress, Mood for Both Airport Travelers and College Students

    Shelby Makayla Reynolds, Virginia B. Wickline, Ashley R. Bruner, Ana Joi Sanford +1 more

    2020Psi Chi Journal of Psychological Research1 citations Open access

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15. Thinking Under Pressure: Does Mindset and Mood affect Cognitive Performance?

    Pamela Kplivi, Hannah Nowicki, Emmy Carmichael, Charlie Guri +8 more

    2026GS4 Student Scholars Symposium 20260 citations

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16. Does Format Matter? Investigating the Impact of Test Format on Facial Emotion Recognition Ability.

    Virginia B. Wickline, Heaven Divinity, Bell Wood, Michael Woodcock +2 more

    2025Psychological Reports0 citations

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17. College Adjustment Adds Incremental Validity in Assessing Substance Misuse in College Students

    Virginia B. Wickline, M. Renee, H. Ferguson, N. Kenny +3 more

    2025Journal of College Orientation, Transition, and Retention0 citations Open access

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18. Can syllabus snapshots predict student perceptions of course and instructor?

    Virginia B. Wickline, C. Ford, R. Gurung, D. Appleby

    2025Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Psychology0 citations

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19. Facial occlusion with medical masks: Impacts on emotion recognition rates for emotion types and intensities

    Virginia B. Wickline, A. S. Hall, Ryan Lavrisa, Kaylee McCook +5 more

    2024Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology0 citations Open access

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20. Miniature Horses Have Big Advantages: Improved Stress, Mood for Both Airport Travelers & College Students

    Virginia B. Wickline

    20200 citations

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21. Why You Should Be Putting Skills on Your Syllabus

    Virginia B. Wickline, D. Appleby, K. Appleby, Kayla Capeles +2 more

    20200 citations

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22. Persuasion and Pragmatics: An Empirical Test of the Guru Effect Model

    J. S. Martin, Amy Summerville, Virginia B. Wickline

    2016Review of Philosophy and Psychology0 citations

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23. Short-Term Service-Learning Changes Students’ Attitudes About Disabilities: Norm Violations Lead to Deep Learning

    Virginia B. Wickline, M. Little

    20140 citations

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24. Vocal and Facial Emotion Decoding Difficulties Relating to Social and Thought Problems: Highlighting Schizotypal Personality Disorder

    Virginia B. Wickline, S. Nowicki, A. Bollini, E. Walker

    2011Journal of nonverbal behavior0 citations

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