Objectives: Research on Asian American activist literature is a limited and neglected area of study. This study examined the predictive effects of perceived discrimination, politicized racial identity, model minority myth ...
Social Dominance Orientation (SDO), a general measure of support for social hierarchy, has been widely studied in adults as a predictor of many forms of prejudice, but its development in early childhood is not fully ...
The present study investigated the extent to which children accommodate others' biases in their evaluations of Black and White gender nonconforming peers. Participants (N=65) were first introduced to four gender-matched ...
Having a developed career identity is one of the decisive factors in building a successful career, which is also a goal in college education. Interested in the factors that predict the development of career identity of ...
This paper takes a deep dive into the ways children can learn about nutrition and exercise, finding that SES and social relationships and environments were some of the most important factors that affected a child's learning. ...
The present study was conducted in order to determine the impact that early adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) have on executive functioning (EF) in a high-functioning sample. 57 participants were recruited from a highly ...
Past research on mind wandering has shown that negative mood induces more frequent mind wandering and worse performance, but none has directly shown that negative mood affects the attention to the task, a core feature of ...
This paper explores the decision-making process around vaccination – focusing on risk perception, the threat of conspiracy theories, social influences, and creative ways to increase adoption through using nudges and choice ...
Preterm infants in intensive care are exposed to higher levels of inflammatory injuries and infections than babies born full-term, during a time where noxious stimulations are normally absent. Research by Gomes and Barr ...
The present study assessed the relationship between affect, performance, content, and neural correlates of mind wandering (MW). Undergraduate participants (n = 50) were equally divided into two groups that watched a short ...
Anxiety and OCD are debilitating psychiatric conditions characterized by somatic, cognitive, and or behavioral symptoms that occur in anticipation of potential threats. These symptoms result from the abnormal processing ...
Climate change is one of the most important and pressing global issues, affecting all human and non-human populations worldwide. Overconsumption has been aligned with environmental consequence, which is narrowed down in ...
The present study assessed the relationship between mood, mind wandering (MW), and task performance, with special consideration of the neural correlates of MW as measured through electroencephalography (EEG) analysis. ...
Who establishes the standards of conformity that children adhere to? The present study (N = 64) examines whether children have a tendency to accommodate the biases of a powerful third party. Specifically, we utilized several ...
When analyzing male and female investment behavior, it is clear that historically entrenched, negative gender roles and stereotypes challenge women's financial future. Since women live longer and have lower incomes, the ...
Recently, the prevalence of obesity and diet-related diseases have increased, indicating that many people are consuming energy-dense, nutrient-poor diets– over consuming sodium and fats and under consuming potassium, iron, ...
The present research examined whether children exhibit biases against Black women in memory encoding. Children completed a memory task in which they were introduced to children of varying race (Black or White) and gender ...
The present work investigates whether children's automatic encoding of race and gender is intersectional. More specifically, prior work has shown that Black women are often rendered invisible due to their multiple subordinate ...
Based on the work of Johnson and Fujita (2012) and Stevens et al. (2008), this study investigated a method through which to activate system-change motivation in White American liberals and moderates. Using articles about ...
The present study examined if White Americans could be motivated to decrease their endorsement of meritocracy as a system-legitimizing ideology. Previous research has found that presenting a college orientation program as ...