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CLICK HERE for a brief description of my new empirical work on Mating Intelligence
Research Publications* Boldfaced names indicate student collaborators* Click links below to obtain reprints with just a few clicks!
2009
• Fisher,
M. L., Geher, G., Cox, A.,
• Knoth, R. L., Benassi, V. A., & Geher, G.
(2009).
Measurement of the Conjunction Error in
Social Judgment: Answer Choice and Answer Justification. Social Behavior and
Personality, 37,
481-490. • Geher,
G., &
Miller, G. F. (Eds., 2008). Mating Intelligence: Sex,
Relationships,
and the Mind's Reproductive System. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence
Erlbaum
Associates. 2007
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• Geher, G. (2007). Thoughts on the formation of the NorthEastern Evolutionary Psychology Society (NEEPS). Newsletter of the Human Behavior and Evolution Society (Summer issue). • Geher, G. & Kaufman, S. B. (2007). The mating intelligence scale. Psychology Today, 40, 78-79. •
Landolfi,
J.,
Geher, G., & Andrews, A. (2007). The role
of stimulus-specificity on infidelity reactions: Seeing is disturbing. Current Psychology. 2006
• Geher, G. (2006). An Evolutionary Basis to Behavioral Differences
between Cats
and Dogs? An Almost-Serious Scholarly Debate. Entelechy: Mind and
Culture.• Lehr, A.T., & Geher, G. (2006). Differential Effects of Reciprocity and Attitude Similarity across Long versus Short-Term Mating Contexts. The Journal of Social Psychology, 146, 423-439. • Brackett,
M.A., & Geher, G.
(2006). Measuring
Emotional Intelligence:
Paradigmatic Diversity and Common Ground. In J. Ciarrochi, JP
Forgas, & JD Mayer (Eds.) Emotional Intelligence and Everyday Life.
New York: Psychology Press. 2005
• Geher, G. (Ed., 2004). Measuring Emotional Intelligence: Common Ground and Controversy. New York: Nova Science Publishing. • Geher, G., & Renstrom, K.L. (2004). Measurement Issues in Emotional Intelligence Research . In G. Geher (Ed.), Measuring Emotional Intelligence. New York: Nova Science Publishing. • Hall, S.E., & Geher, G. (2004). The Measurement of Emotional Intelligence in Children: The Case of Reactive Attachment Disorder. In G. Geher (Ed.), Measuring Emotional Intelligence. New York: Nova Science Publishing. • Geher,
G., & Renstrom, K.L. (2004). Measuring the
Emotion-Perception Component of Emotional Intelligence. In F. Columbus
(Ed.), Advances in Psychological Research. New York: Nova
Science Publishing. 2003
• Geher, G. (2003). Perceived and actual characteristics of parents and partners: A test of a Freudian model of mate selection. In (N.J. Pallone, Ed.) Love, romance, sexual interaction: Research perspectives from Current Psychology. Doylestown, PA: Transaction Publications. 2002
2001
2000
pre-2000
Selected Presentations(Boldface names indicate student collaborators)·
G. Geher (2006; Symposium Chair). Mating Intelligence: Toward an
Evolutionarily Informed Construct. Meeting of the Human Behavior and
Evolution Society conference, Philadelphia, PA. ·
Geher, G., DeWispelaere, E., Lavallee, J. E., Musicaro, R.
(2006). Mating Intelligence Conceptualized as Adaptive Cross-Sex
Mind-Reading Errors. Meeting of the Human Behavior and Evolution
Society conference, Philadelphia, PA. ·
Geher, G., DeWispelaere, E., Lavallee, J. E., Musicaro, R.
(2006). Mating Intelligence Conceptualized as Adaptive Cross-Sex
Mind-Reading Errors. Meeting of the Association for Psychological
Science. NYC, NY. • Geher, G., Fairweather, K., Mollette, N., & Ugonabo, U. (2004). Affective Implications of Parenting-Relevant Cognitions: Asymmetrical Responses across the Sexes. Poster presented meeting of International Society for Research on Emotion, NYC, NY. • Geher, G. (2003). Motivational determinants of romantic partner perception biases: Physiological and psychological evidence. Invited Colloquium given to Psychology Department at St. John’s University. Queens, NYC, NY. • Geher, G. (2003). Predicting Human Mating Patterns: Contributions from an Evolutionary Social Psychological Perspective. Keynote Presentation at Annual Psi Chi Research Conference. Western Oregon University, Monmouth, OR. • Geher, G. (2003). Psi Chi Membership and Community Activism. Keynote Presentation at Annual Psi Chi Induction Ceremony. State University of New York at New Paltz. • Geher, G. (2003). Social Psychological Predictors of Altruism. Presentation at weekly meeting of Rotary Club. New Paltz, NY. •
Geher, G. (2003). Toward a Perceptual-Based Evolutionary
Psychology: The Case of Parental Investment. Paper to be
presented at the 5th annual meeting of the Society for Personality and
Social Psychology, Los Angeles, CA. • Lingenfelter, A., Geher, G., Lehr, A., & Park, S. (2002). Self-Enhancement and the Big 5 Personality Traits: The Role of Trait Observability. Poster presented at the 14th annual convention of the American Psychological Society in New Orleans, LA. • Geher, G., Lord, A., Domenici, D., Losinno, C., & Zizzamia, A. (2001). Evidence for Self-Presentational Explanations of Self-Enhancement Bias: Effects of Measurement Procedures. Poster presented at the 13th annual convention of the American Psychological Society in Toronto, Ontario. • Geher, G., Abell, J., Beach, J., Bloodworth, R., Brown, A., Mason, J., Stoaks, C., White, S., & Bauman, K.P. (2000). Predicting physiological and psychological reactions to infidelity: Does gender really matter? Poster presented at 12th annual convention of the American Psychological Society in Miami, FL. • Hubbard, S.E.K., Geher, G., & Bauman, K.P. (2000). The moderation of social-perceptual biases in criminology students. Poster presented at annual convention of the Western Psychological Association in Portland, OR. • Geher, , R., Mason, J., Stoaks, C., & Bauman, K.P. (1999). Motivational Determinants of Romantic Partner Perception Biases: Physiological and Psychological Evidence. Paper presented at American Psychological Society Conference. Denver, CO. • Hubbard, S.E.K., & Geher, G. (1999). Behavioral and Personality Characteristics of Children with Reactive Attachment Disorder. Paper presented at American Psychological Society Conference. Denver, CO. • Bauman, K.P., Geher, G., & Hubbard, S.E.K. (1999). Social-Perceptual Biases Regarding Hypothetical Behavior in Milgram’s Obedience Research. Paper presented at American Psychological Society Conference. Denver, CO. • Bloodworth, R., Mason, J., Stoaks, C., & Geher, G. (1999). Motivational Determinants of Romantic Partner Perception Biases: Physiological and Psychological Evidence. Paper presented at Oregon Academy of Science Conference. Salem, OR. • Hubbard, S.E.K., & Geher, G. (1999). Behavioral and Personality Characteristics of Children with Reactive Attachment Disorder. Paper presented at Oregon Academy of Science Conference. Salem, OR. • Geher, G. (1999). Differential perceptions of present versus former romantic partners. Manuscript in preparation. • Geher, G. (1998). Differential perceptions of present versus former significant others. Paper presented at the 10th annual American Psychological Society conference. Washington, DC. • Geher, G. (1998). An empirical test of the psychoanalytic theory of mate selection. Paper presented at the 10th annual American Psychological Society conference. Washington, DC. • Geher, G., Hubbard, S., & Okura, Y. (1998). Differential perceptions of present versus former significant others. Oregon Academy of Sciences. Salem, Oregon. • Geher, G. (1998). The effects of actual and perceived parental characteristics on partner selection and perception. Oregon Psychological Association conference. Gleneden Beach, OR. • Geher, G. (1997). The effects of actual and perceived parental characteristics on partner selection and perception. Symposium presented at the Sigma Xi Research Symposium. Durham, NH. • Geher, G., & Warner, R.M. (1994). Empathic accuracy versus self-reported trait empathy. Paper presented at the fifth annual American Psychological Society convention. Washington, DC. • Geher, G. (1993). Citations as an index of political climate: Asch’s conformity paradigm. Symposium presented at the one hundred first American Psychological Association annual convention. • Geher, G., & Mayer, J.D. (1993). Perceived similarity of emotionally laden words: A component of emotional intelligence. Paper presented at the fourth annual American Psychological Society convention. Chicago, IL. • Geher,
G. (1992). Solomon Asch’s social influence paradigm: Where
is it now? Symposium presented at the Annual University of New
Hampshire Colloquium in the History of Psychology. Durham, NH.
Power Point Slides of (somewhat randomly) Selected Conference Presentations: Predicting
physiological and psychological Perceptions
of Self and Other Behavior in an Imagined Replication of Milgram's
Obedience Research (PowerPoint created by Super-Star Experimental
Psychology Student, Kat Savod, Dec. 2005)
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