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Citations
7786
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7856
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4221

Research.com Recognitions

  • 1989 - Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)
  • 1989 - Fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA)

Overview

Alexandra W. Logue is affiliated with the City University of New York in the United States and conducts research primarily in social sciences. Their focus spans various subfields including education, economics and econometrics, social psychology, modeling and simulation, and safety research.

The main topics addressed in Logue's work emphasize higher education research studies, labor market dynamics and wage inequality, school choice and performance, mathematics education and programs, disability education and employment, mentoring and academic development, and financial literacy, pension, and retirement analysis.

Key recent papers authored or co-authored by Alexandra W. Logue include:

  • The Long-Term Impacts of Corequisite Mathematics Remediation with Statistics: Degree Completion and Wage Outcomes (2022, Educational Researcher)
  • Transfer Information Online: Websites and Articulation Agreements at The City University of New York (2023, Community College Review)
  • Possible Causes of Leaks in the Transfer Pipeline: Student Views at the 19 Colleges of The City University of New York (2022, Journal of College Student Retention Research Theory & Practice)
  • The Vertical Transfer Pipeline and Its Leaks: Tracking Students From Associate's Programs to Bachelor's Degrees (2024, Journal of Postsecondary Student Success)
  • "Saucy Stink": Smells, Sanitation, and Conflict in Early Modern London (2021, Renaissance and Reformation)

Frequent co-authors collaborating with Logue include:

  • David Wutchiett
  • Yoshiko Oka
  • Kerstin Gentsch
  • Rhina Torres
  • Stephanie Abbeyquaye

The scholar's work has been published regularly in the following academic venues:

  • Journal of Postsecondary Student Success
  • Journal of Higher Education Theory and Practice
  • Educational Researcher
  • Community College Review
  • Journal of College Student Retention Research Theory & Practice

Alexandra W. Logue has been recognized by major professional associations, notably being named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) and a Fellow of the American Psychological Association (APA), both in 1989.

Best Publications

  • Research on self-control: An integrating framework

    A. W. Logue

  • Choice in a "self-control" paradigm: effects of a fading procedure.

    James E. Mazur;A. W. Logue

  • Cognition and behavior in studies of choice.

    Howard Rachlin;A. W. Logue;John Gibbon;Marvin Frankel

  • The psychology of eating and drinking

    Alexandra W. Logue

  • Self-Control: Waiting Until Tomorrow for What You Want Today

    Alexandra Woods Logue

  • Taste aversion and the generality of the laws of learning.

    A. W. Logue

  • Choice in a self-control paradigm: Quantification of experience-based differences.

    A. W. Logue;Monica L. Rodriguez;Telmo E. Peña-Correal;Benjamin C. Mauro

  • Self-control in adult humans: variation in positive reinforcer amount and delay.

    A. W. Logue;Telmo E. Peña-Correal;Monica L. Rodriguez;Elise Kabela

  • Adjusting delay to reinforcement: comparing choice in pigeons and humans.

    Monica L. Rodriguez;A. W. Logue

  • Predictors of food preferences in adult humans.

    A.W. Logue;Michael E. Smith

  • The acquisition of taste aversions in humans

    A.W. Logue;Iris Ophir;Kerry E. Strauss

  • Should Students Assessed as Needing Remedial Mathematics Take College-Level Quantitative Courses Instead? A Randomized Controlled Trial:

    Alexandra W. Logue;Mari Watanabe-Rose;Daniel Douglas

  • Self-control across species (Columba livia, Homo sapiens, and Rattus norvegicus).

    Henry Tobin;A. W. Logue

  • Maintenance of self-control acquired through a fading procedure: Follow-up on Mazur and Logue (1978).

    A. W. Logue;James E. Mazur

  • Cocaine decreases self-control in rats: a preliminary report.

    A. W. Logue;Henry Tobin;John J. Chelonis;Rex Y. Wang

  • Matching and maximizing in a self-control paradigm using human subjects

    A.W Logue;George R King;Adolfo Chavarro;Joseph S Volpe

  • Impulsiveness in pigeons living in the experimental chamber

    A. W. Logue;Adolfo Chavarro;H. Rachlin;R. W. Reeder

  • Self-Control in Adult Humans: Comparison of Qualitatively Different Reinforcers

    L.B. Forzano;A.W. Logue

  • Effect on choice of absolute and relative values of reinforcer delay, amount, and frequency.

    A. W. Logue;Adolfo Chavarro

  • The effect of food deprivation on self-control.

    A.W. Logue;Telmo E. Peña-Correal

Frequent Co-Authors

Howard Rachlin
Howard Rachlin Stony Brook University
James E. Mazur
James E. Mazur Southern Connecticut State University
Stanley Schachter
Stanley Schachter Columbia University

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