Using response-time latencies to measure athletes’ doping attitudes : the brief implicit attitude test identifies substance abuse in bodybuilders

von Brand, Ralf (Autor), ... Wolff, Wanja (Autor), Thieme, Detlef (Autor)
Erschienen in Substance abuse treatment, prevention, and policy, 9 (2014), 1, Art.-ID 36; [10 S.], Lit.

The effect of implicitly incentivized faking on explicit and implicit measures of doping attitude : when athletes want to pretend an even more negative attitude to doping

von Wolff, Wanja (Autor), ... Schindler, Sebastian (Autor), Brand, Ralf (Autor)
Erschienen in PLoS one / Public Library of Science, 10 (2015), 4, Art.-ID e0118507; [10 S.], Lit.

Using the simple sample count to estimate the frequency of prescription drug neuroenhancement in a sample of Jordan employees

von Wolff, Wanja (Autor), ... Sandouqa, Yaser (Autor), Brand, Ralf (Autor)
Erschienen in The international journal of drug policy, 31 (2016), S. 51-55, Lit.

Trait self-control discriminates between youth football players selected and not selected for the German talent program : a bayesian analysis

von Wolff, Wanja (Autor), ... Bertrams, Alex (Autor), Schüler, Julia (Autor)
Erschienen in Frontiers in psychology, 10 (2019), Art.-ID 2203, [6 S.], Lit.

An investigation of the effects of self-reported self-control strength on shooting performance

von Englert, Chris (Autor), ... Dziuba, Anna (Autor), Wolff, Wanja (Autor), Giboin, Louis-Solal (Autor)
Erschienen in Psychology of sport and exercise, 2021, 52, Art.-ID 101839, Lit.

Neural correlates of dual-task walking : effects of cognitive versus motor interference in young adults

von Beurskens, Rainer (Autor), ... Steinberg, Fabian (Autor), Antoniewicz, Franziska (Autor), Wolff, Wanja (Autor), Granacher, Urs (Autor)
Erschienen in Neural plasticity, 2016, Art.-ID 8032180, [9 S.], Lit.