Philip Lemaster

Concordia College - Minnesota — United States

Psychology · Social Sciences

7h-index318citations17works0.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Psychological and Temporal Perspectives Research(6), Aging and Gerontology Research(4), Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics(3), Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction(3), Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior(3)

Publications17 total

FRAMING CLIMATE-CHANGE INFORMATION TO PROMOTE ACTION IN OLDER ADULTS
Innovation in Aging·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
A Matter of Life and Death: Teaching Undergraduates About the End of Life
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development·2020· 6 cited
Don’t Risk It. Older Adults Perceive Fewer Future Opportunities and Avoid Social Risk Taking
The International Journal of Aging and Human Development·2020· 10 cited
THE FUTURE ME, RETIREE: USING THE FUTURE SELF TO ENHANCE LONG-TERM FINANCIAL DECISION MAKING
Innovation in Aging·2018Open Access
What were they thinking? Reducing sunk-cost bias in a life-span sample.
Psychology and Aging·2016· 24 citedOpen Access
Hour glass half full or half empty? Future time perspective and preoccupation with negative events across the life span.
Psychology and Aging·2016· 86 citedOpen Access
Hour Glass Half-Full or Half-Empty?
2016
What Were They Thinking
2016
Perceived Changes in Decision-Making Ability Measure
PsycTESTS Dataset·2016
Perceived Decision-making Ability Compared with Age Peers Measure
PsycTESTS Dataset·2016
Future Time Perspective Measure
PsycTESTS Dataset·2016
Crossover, Degendering, or…? A Multidimensional Approach to Life-Span Gender Development
Sex Roles·2015· 26 cited
To have and to do: Masculine facets of gender predict men’s and women’s attitudes about gender equality among college students.
Psychology of Men & Masculinity·2014· 29 cited
Gender and Financial Risk Tolerance across the Life Span
2014· 2 citedOpen Access
Beyond Mars and Venus: Understanding gender differences in financial risk tolerance
Journal of Economic Psychology·2013· 79 cited
No Time to Waste: Restricting Life‐Span Temporal Horizons Decreases the Sunk‐Cost Fallacy
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2013· 54 cited
When “What Tastes Right” Feels Wrong: Guilt, Shame, and Fast Food Consumption
OhioLink ETD Center (Ohio Library and Information Network)·2010· 1 citedOpen Access

Frequent Co-authors

JoNell Strough(12), Rebecca K. Delaney(9), Nipat Pichayayothin(8), Wändi Bruine de Bruin(7), Andrew M. Parker(7), Tara E. Karns(3), Rachel Stoiko(3), Leo Schlosnagle(1), Lisa DiDonato(1), Natalie J. Shook(1), Cameron G. Ford(1), Emily Moyer(1), Anne Faber(1), K Fernholz(1), K Finch(1), E Kransvik(1)