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My research recruits theories and methods from developmental psychology and social psychology to study the development of social cognition. While I am committed broadly to understanding the area of social cognitive development, my program of research specifically explores the development of intergroup cognition. My research examines 1) the acquisition of social category concepts, 2) the development of implicit intergroup evaluations, and 3) the consequences of group membership on social reasoning.

 

To learn more about my interests and this work, please explore the links above.

 

*Update*

During the fall 2009 semester I will be a post-doctoral fellow in the Department of Psychology at Harvard University. Beginning January 1st, 2010, I will be an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of British Columbia. If you are a prospective graduate student or a current undergraduate student at UBC and are interested in my lab, I look forward to hearing from you. Please feel free to contact me.