Academic Abstract Manhood is a precarious social status. Under perceived gender identity
threat, men are disproportionately likely to enact certain stereotype-consistent responses�…

Middle childhood has been identified as a critical period regarding the exploration and
construction of the self, with strong implications for future vocational choices and�…

People often rely on social learning—learning by observing others' actions and outcomes—
to form preferences in advance of their own direct experiences. Although typically adaptive�…

Research on the backlash effect has long studied the social sanctions that individuals
impose on those who do not conform to stereotypical expectations. Specifically, research�…

The present research develops a predictive model of prejudice. For nearly a century,
psychology and other fields have sought to scientifically understand and describe the�…

Multilingual large language models have been increasingly popular for their proficiency in
comprehending and generating text across various languages. Previous research has�…

We examined whether exposure to nonverbal race bias would influence Asian and Pacific
Islander perceivers' implicit attitudes and nonverbal behavior during subsequent interracial�…

In this dissertation, we primarily researched whether virtual animals' visual appearances can
affect users' perceptions and foster 21st Century Learning Skills (ie, creativity�…

Prejudice is a deeply ingrained and pervasive social phenomenon that, across history, is
recognized for its detrimental impact on humanity. Within the field of psychology, prejudice is�…

Inspired by the Turing test, a long line of research in AI has focused on technical
improvement on tasks thought to require human-like comprehension. However, this focus�…