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I am genuinely unsure about whether this is an extension of Administrative Behavior or is an article in its own right, or ought to be part of a different article. Thus I have accepted it in order to allow the community to reach a conclusion. Had I not done so I feel it would have lingered unreviewed until an eventual G13 as an abandoned submission. I see it as worthy of the community's attention FiddleFaddle 09:00, 5 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
While copy-editing, I have removed the section below while expanding on the first three research works. Feel free to add the remaining & their works, if required, either as a prose or list.
There have been quite a few BPA research studies published in recent years including Baekgaard et al., 2019; Baviskar & Winter, 2017; Borrelli & Lindberg, 2018; Hallsworth et al., 2018; Harrits, 2019; James & Van Ryzin, 2017; Loyens, 2015; Thomann et al., 2018; Tummers, 2017, Moseley & Thomann, Akram, 2018; Hardin & Banaji, 2013; Olsen et al., 2021, Bellé & Cantarelli, 2017; Brest, 2013; Cantarelli et al., 2020.
