Pre-existing beliefs and expectations influence judgments of novel health information.

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Validation of the Korean version of the Acupuncture Expectancy Scale.Changing smokers' risk perceptions--for better or worse?Using Bayesian statistics in health psychology: a comment on Depaoli et al. (2017).

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