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Social Psychology Faculty

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Amanda Diekman

Amanda Diekman

Provost Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

Associate Chair for Faculty Affairs

**Reviewing graduate applications for Fall, 2024**

Research Interests
social roles; gender; stereotyping and prejudice; motivation; STEM

Dorainne J. Green

Dorainne J. Green

Assistant Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

**Reviewing graduate applications for Fall, 2024**

Research Interests
coping with stigma, emotion regulation, intergroup relations, social identity threat, stereotyping and prejudice

Edward Hirt

Edward Hirt

Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

Director of Pedagogy

Research Interests
mental depletion; Social cognition and social judgment; self-protective strategies, particularly self-handicapping; hypothesis testing; mood effects, intrinsic interest and creativity; social identity and allegiance, particularly fanship; reconstructive memory

Kurt Hugenberg

Kurt Hugenberg

Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

**Not accepting graduate students for Fall, 2024**

Research Interests
stereotyping and prejudice; intergroup relations; face perception; social categorization and person construal

Tom James

Tom James

Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

**Reviewing graduate applications for Fall, 2024**

Research Interests
visual and haptic perception; object recognition; cross-sensory integration; priming and adaptation; functional neuroimaging

Anne Krendl

Anne Krendl

Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

**Reviewing graduate applications for Fall, 2024**

Research Interests
social neuroscience; social cognition & aging; healthy & pathological aging; stigma

Mary Murphy

Mary Murphy

Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

Class of 1948 Herman B Wells Endowed Professor

Research Interests
self and social identity threat; stereotype threat; stereotyping and prejudice; intergroup dynamics/relations; interracial interaction and friendship; organizational lay theories; structural and psychological barriers for underrepresented groups; race and ethnicity

Robert "BJ" Rydell

Robert "BJ" Rydell

Associate Professor, Psychological and Brain Sciences

Research Interests
social cognition; attitude formation, representation, and change; impression formation; stereotype threat