Mother Teresa Doesn't Help Here: Lack of Moral Priming Effects on Malingered Symptom Reports and What We Can Learn from it

Author： Merckelbach Harald   Collaris Jorg  

Publisher： Academia Press

ISSN： 0033-2879

Source： Psychologica Belgica, Vol.52, Iss.2-3, 2012-09, pp. : 271-285

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