Jovanova, M

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• A person-specific approach to study health behavior: proof of concept with alcohol use
• Psychological distance intervention reminders reduce alcohol consumption frequency in daily life
• Dense sampling approaches for psychiatry research: Adventures with scanners and smartphones
• Mindfulness promotes control of brain network dynamics for self-regulation and discontinues the past from the present
• Brain system integration and message consistent health behavior change
• Decoding how the brain tracks peer drinking behavior in social groups
• Open science, equal citations? Investigating gendered citation practices within open science and communication research
• Media content sharing as a value-based decision
• Gender gaps in Communication's Open Science Movement
• Brain responses to peers moderate peer influence effects on drinking
• Controllability of structural brain networks and the waxing and waning of negative affect in daily life
• Mentalizing and reward brain responses and social influence on drinking
• Momentary associations between affect and alcohol use in the daily lives of college students
• Should graphic warning labels proposed for cigarette packages sold in the United States mention the Food and Drug Administration?
• Social network position and susceptibility to conversational influence on drinking
• Social outcomes of emotion regulation
• Brain system integration and message consistent health behavior change [Top paper award*]
• A smartphone-based intervention: Using cognitive distance to reduce drinking
• Alcohol cue reactivity in the ventral striatum and daily purpose in life moderate the relationship between alcohol craving and consumption in college students
• Functional connectivity between salience and self-related networks is associated with message-consistent health behavior change
• Neural mechanisms of health information propagation on social media