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D-Index
36
Citations
7251
World Ranking
9412
National Ranking
4981

Overview

Fredda Blanchard-Fields was affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology in the United States. The academic record shows a focus on research activities connected to this institution.

During their career, Blanchard-Fields did not have listed recent papers, co-authors, publication venues, or books documented in the available data. Similarly, there are no identified main fields of study, subfields, or main topics attributable to their research contributions in this record.

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Best Publications

  • Role of Implicit and Explicit Processes in Learning From Examples: A Synergistic Effect

    Robert C. Mathews;Ray R. Buss;William B. Stanley;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Everyday Problem Solving and Emotion An Adult Developmental Perspective

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Age Differences in Everyday Problem-Solving Effectiveness: Older Adults Select More Effective Strategies for Interpersonal Problems

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Andrew Mienaltowski;Renee Baldi Seay

  • Effects of regulating emotions on cognitive performance: What is costly for young adults is not so costly for older adults.

    Susanne Scheibe;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Age Differences in Emotion-Regulation Strategies in Handling Everyday Problems

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Renee Stein;Tonya L. Watson

  • Social Cognition and Aging

    Thomas M. Hess;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Age differences in problem-solving style: the role of emotional salience.

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Heather Casper Jahnke;Cameron Camp

  • Adult Development and Aging

    John C. Cavanaugh;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Linking Process and Outcome in the Study of Emotion and Aging.

    Derek M. Isaacowitz;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Everyday problem solving across the adult life span: influence of domain specificity and cognitive appraisal.

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Yiwei Chen;Lisa Norris

  • The experience of anger and sadness in everyday problems impacts age differences in emotion regulation.

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Abby Heckman Coats

  • Age differences in emotional responses to daily stress: The role of timing, severity, and global perceived stress

    Stacey B. Scott;Martin J. Sliwinski;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Reasoning on social dilemmas varying in emotional saliency: An adult developmental perspective.

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Emotion regulation in interpersonal problems: the role of cognitive-emotional complexity, emotion regulation goals, and expressivity.

    Abby Heckman Coats;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Age-related differences in altruism across adulthood: making personal financial gain versus contributing to the public good.

    Alexandra M. Freund;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Perspectives On Cognitive Change In Adulthood and Aging

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Thomas M. Hess

  • Cognitive Ageing and Psychological Growth

    Gisela Labouvie-Vief;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

  • Moderating effects of age and context on the relationship between gender, sex role differences, and coping

    Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Lorne Sulsky;Susan Robinson-Whelen

  • The effects of age-stereotype priming on the memory performance of older adults.

    Renee Stein;Fredda Blanchard-Fields;Christopher Hertzog

  • Challenges older adults face in detecting deceit: The role of emotion recognition.

    Jennifer Tehan Stanley;Fredda Blanchard-Fields

Frequent Co-Authors

Christopher Hertzog
Christopher Hertzog Georgia Institute of Technology
Cameron J. Camp
Cameron J. Camp University of New Orleans
Susanne Scheibe
Susanne Scheibe University of Groningen
Mo Wang
Mo Wang University of Florida
Alexandra M. Freund
Alexandra M. Freund University of Zurich
Ulman Lindenberger
Ulman Lindenberger Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Paul B. Baltes
Paul B. Baltes Max Planck Institute for Human Development
Rose T. Zacks
Rose T. Zacks Michigan State University
Martin J. Sliwinski
Martin J. Sliwinski Pennsylvania State University
William E. Haley
William E. Haley University of South Florida

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