Conor O'Dea

Visiting Assistant Professor

Union College

United States

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Conor O'Dea is a Visiting Assistant Professor at Union College, United States. His research focuses on the psychological impacts of prejudice, weight stigma, and gender stereotypes, as reflected in his recent articles. He also explores innovative teaching methods and moral decision-making in the context of societal challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Ashley Schiffer

Denison University

UNITED STATES

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Associate Professor

Union College

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Articles (12)

Weight Stigma's Effects on Misdiagnosis of Eating Disorders Among Laypeople and Healthcare Professionals

From confronted to confronter? Examining the enduring effects of prejudice confrontations

Perceptions of Parental Responses to Gender Stereotype Violations in Children

Using Role-Play during Teaching Demonstrations to Practice Active Learning and Classroom Management Techniques

Teaching a Seminar on How to Teach Seminars in Psychology

“Act like a real man!” a novel examination of how socializing others to masculine honor-based norms bolsters men’s reputations.

The masculinity-based model of Aggressive Retaliation in Society (MARS).

Less of a man? Masculine honor beliefs influence perceptions of hypothetical sons (and their fathers) coming out as gay

Referencing race = racist? Examining perceptions of references to a target’s race as offensive

Moral decision-making and support for safety procedures amid the COVID-19 pandemic

“I can't breathe”: Lay conceptualizations of racism predict support for Black Lives Matter

It's a man's job? An investigation of shifting (masculine) honor expectations for men and women

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Ashley Schiffer

D. Catherine Walker

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