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Chris’s research examines how stereotypes shape the way we perceive other people, with particular attention to intersectionality, organizational life, and political identity. Across these domains, Chris studies how social identities become lenses through which people interpret and evaluate others.
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Petsko, C. D., Liebenow, H. A., & Cassidy, B. S. (under review). People are slower to categorize—but exhibit every bit as much implicit gender stereotyping toward—transgender (vs. cisgender) individuals on the IAT.
Hausfeld, M. M., Banks, G. C., Yavorsky, J. E., & Petsko, C. D. (revise and resubmit in progress). When charisma works for women: A prospective meta-analysis of charismatic signaling and gender. Journal of Management.
Cho, M., & Petsko, C. D. (reject & resubmit in progress). Homophily in the mind’s eye: Evidence of a perceptual error that precludes people from recognizing cross-race sponsorship in professional settings. Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes.
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