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Corinna E. Loeckenhoff

Janet and Gordon Lankton Professor of Psychology and Professor of Gerontology in Medicine

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Human Ecology

Department of Psychology

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology

Corinna E. Loeckenhoff is currently serving as a College Of Human Ecology Janet and Gordon Lankton Professor of Psychology and Professor of Gerontology in Medicine at Cornell University.

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Corinna E. Loeckenhoff

Cornell University

Janet and Gordon Lankton Professor of Psychology and Professor of Gerontology in Medicine

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psychology behavioral sciences later adulthood ageing geriatrics experimental gerontology human decision process behavioral decision making lifespan development developmental psychology personality decision science cognitive science personality assessment applied social psychology healthy aging social sciences psychological assessment social gerontology age differences behavioral research psychological science personality psychology adult development emotional selfregulation applied cognitive psychology decision making older adults mental health affect health psychology psychological medicine pain medicine personality development pain research population aging personality traits experimental social psychology personality science differential psychology cultural change medical decision making aging process psychosocial research psychosocial factors clinical decision-making cultural psychology geriatric medicine impulsivity ageism cross-cultural assessment psychometrics time perception caregivers patient experience cross-cultural perspectives cultural factors social networks cognitive variables cross-cultural differences age trajectories chronological age positive psychology sex differences gendered perceptions gender stereotypes cyberpsychology socioemotional selectivity theory health care choices global time horizons subjective health younger adults cognitive functioning en busca cómo influyen las age effects psychiatry time horizons

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Large Language Model Integrations in Cancer Decision-Making: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. npj Digital Medicine (2025)

Yuexing HaoZhiwen QiuJason HolmesCorinna E LöckenhoffWei LiuMarzyeh GhassemiSaleh Kalantari

medicinecancer carecancer literacycancer educationradiation oncologycancer researchcancer managementhealth informaticshealth information sciencesystematic reviewaverage diagnostic accuracyoncologydigital medicinecancer decision-making

Modeling Temporal Self-Continuity and Its Association With Temporal Discounting. Personality and Individual Differences (2025)

Yi LuJoshua L. RuttMatthew ThomasCorinna E. Löckenhoff

sequential decision makingbehavioural processdecision sciencedecision theorybehavioral experimentstemporal dynamicsbehavioral sciencestemporal discountingbehavioral decision making

What Factors Are Associated With Age Differences in Intentional Decision Avoidance?. Experimental Aging Research (2025)

Julia NolteCorinna E. Löckenhoff

cognitive loadcognitive variablesolder adultsgeriatric assessmentimpulsivitylater adulthoodhuman decision processpsychologybehavioral researchcognitive impairmentintentional decision avoidancegeriatricsbehavioral decision makingcognitive scienceapplied cognitive psychologypsychological sciencebehavioral sciences

Age Differences in Consulting Others During Decision Making. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2024)

Tess WildCorinna E Löckenhoff

decision makinginterpersonal relationshipssocial sciencesage differenceshuman relationsbehavioral decision makingbehavioral sciencesinterpersonal communicationdecision sciencegroup decisionapplied social psychologypsychologysocial relationssocial psychologysocial gerontologylifespan developmentindividual decision makinghuman decision processsocial networks

Age Differences in Decision Support Network Size: A Study of Total Joint Replacement Candidates. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Tess WildCatherine RiffinCorinna Löckenhoff

arthritisarthritis patientsrehabilitationoutcomes researchhealth services researchmedical decision makingchronic painclinical decision-makinghealth careapplied social psychologygeriatric medicineactive ageingtotal joint replacementgeriatricssupportive carehealth policy

Age Differences in Open-Ended Decision Evaluations and Their Implications for Decision Avoidance. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Julia NolteCorinna Löckenhoff

ageingexperimental gerontologydecision avoidancesubjective evaluationlater adulthooddecision sciencepsychologydecision theoryindividual decision makingbehavioral decision makinghuman decision processlifespan developmentabstract decision avoidancebehavioral sciences

Age Differences in the Temporal Patterns of Self-Continuity and Temporal Discounting. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Yi LuCorinna Loeckenhoff

experimental gerontologyageingdevelopmental psychologylater adulthoodlongitudinal studiespsychologybehavioral researchchronological ageperceived connectednessbehavioral decision makingadult developmenttemporal discountingbehavioral sciences

Aging, Choosing, … and Regretting. European Psychologist (2024)

Julia NolteCorinna E. Löckenhoff

experimental gerontologylater adulthoodmemorydecision satisfactionneuroscience of agingcognitionbehavioral decision makingbehavioral sciencesageingolder adultsintense regretscognitive sciencememory losspsychologyaffective neurosciencelifespan developmentmemory studieshuman decision processapplied cognitive psychology

Differences in the Temporal Extension of Self-Continuity Over the Course of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Self and Identity (2024)

Yi LuCorinna E. Löckenhoff

public healthtemporal extensionpublic health preparednessslowed time perceptionmental healthlater adulthoodpsychosocial researchsocial determinants of healthpsychiatrytemporal distanceglobal healthpsychological medicinepsychological assessmentlifespan development

The I-Sdm Framework: Developing AI-Based Tools in Shared Decision-Making for Cancer Treatment With Clinical Professionals. (2024)

Yuexing HaoCorinna E. LöeckenhoffHarry LeeJessica ZwerlingSaleh Kalantari

medicinemedical decision makingcancer carehealth planningclinical decision support systemsclinical decision-makingi-sdm frameworkaccessible sdm processesnursinghealth informaticsclinical sdmai healthcaredigital medicinedigital healthhealth technologyhealth policy

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Corinna E. Loeckenhoff

Janet and Gordon Lankton Professor of Psychology and Professor of Gerontology in Medicine

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Human Ecology

Department of Psychology

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology

Corinna E. Loeckenhoff is currently serving as a College Of Human Ecology Janet and Gordon Lankton Professor of Psychology and Professor of Gerontology in Medicine at Cornell University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Corinna E. Loeckenhoff

Cornell University

Janet and Gordon Lankton Professor of Psychology and Professor of Gerontology in Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Large Language Model Integrations in Cancer Decision-Making: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. npj Digital Medicine (2025)

Yuexing HaoZhiwen QiuJason HolmesCorinna E LöckenhoffWei LiuMarzyeh GhassemiSaleh Kalantari

Modeling Temporal Self-Continuity and Its Association With Temporal Discounting. Personality and Individual Differences (2025)

Yi LuJoshua L. RuttMatthew ThomasCorinna E. Löckenhoff

sequential decision makingbehavioural processdecision sciencedecision theorybehavioral experimentstemporal dynamicsbehavioral sciencestemporal discountingbehavioral decision making

What Factors Are Associated With Age Differences in Intentional Decision Avoidance?. Experimental Aging Research (2025)

Julia NolteCorinna E. Löckenhoff

Age Differences in Consulting Others During Decision Making. The Journals of Gerontology Series B (2024)

Tess WildCorinna E Löckenhoff

Age Differences in Decision Support Network Size: A Study of Total Joint Replacement Candidates. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Tess WildCatherine RiffinCorinna Löckenhoff

Age Differences in Open-Ended Decision Evaluations and Their Implications for Decision Avoidance. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Julia NolteCorinna Löckenhoff

Age Differences in the Temporal Patterns of Self-Continuity and Temporal Discounting. Innovation in Aging (2024)

Yi LuCorinna Loeckenhoff

Aging, Choosing, … and Regretting. European Psychologist (2024)

Julia NolteCorinna E. Löckenhoff

Differences in the Temporal Extension of Self-Continuity Over the Course of the Covid-19 Pandemic. Self and Identity (2024)

Yi LuCorinna E. Löckenhoff

The I-Sdm Framework: Developing AI-Based Tools in Shared Decision-Making for Cancer Treatment With Clinical Professionals. (2024)

Yuexing HaoCorinna E. LöeckenhoffHarry LeeJessica ZwerlingSaleh Kalantari

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