Hillman J.G., Son E.J., Jyung, M., & MacDonald T.K. (2024). Defer, Disagree, or Disengage? Relational Mobility, Self-Changeability, Culture, and Responses to Inconsistency. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships. [Link]
Hillman J.G., Fowlie, D. & MacDonald T.K. (2023). Social Verification Theory: A new way to conceptualize validation, dissonance, and belonging. Personality and Social Psychology Review. 27(3), 309-331. [Link]
Son, E., Hillman, J.G., Jyung, M., Hauser, D.J., & van Anders, S.M. (Accepted). Culturally-Specific Perceptions of Age-Related Changes in Femininity and Masculinity in South Korea and Canada. Psychology and Sexuality
Woolridge, S.M., Hillman, J.G., Palmer, M.K., & Bowie, C.R., (2025). Expectations about mental health symptom trajectories: Associations with stigmatizing beliefs, helping behaviour, and social behaviour towards people diagnosed with schizophrenia. Psychosis. [Link]
Hillman J.G., Antoun, J. & Hauser D.J. (2023) The Improvement Default: Narrative intuitions of change across domains. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. [Link]
⧫ [SPSP Student Publication Award]
Hillman J.G. & Hauser D.J. (2021). Getting better all the time: Master narratives, expectations of change, and their effect on temporal appraisals. Social Cognition, 39(6), 717–746. [Preprint]
Hillman J.G., Fowlie, D. & MacDonald T.K. (2026). Miserable but Validated: The Role of Belonging and Mood in Media Preference. Belonging. [Link]
Hillman J.G., Burrows, B. & Hauser D.J. (2025) Jumping to conclusions predicts truncated searches even in uncongenial contexts. Thinking and Reasoning. [Link]
Hillman J.G., Burrows, B., Jessen, D., & Hauser D.J. (2025) Jumping to Fixations: Jumping to Conclusions is associated with less hypothesis generation and more fixation. Thinking and Reasoning. [Link]