Jes Matsick

Assistant Professor

Pennsylvania State University

United States

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Jes Matsick is an Assistant Professor at The Pennsylvania State University in the United States. His research focuses on LGBTQ+ issues, exploring themes such as heterosexism, bisexuality, and social belonging. Recent articles examine topics like the motivations for same-sex performativity and perceptions of body size within sexual orientation contexts.

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Jonathan Cook

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Pennsylvania State University

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Flora Oswald

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University of Connecticut

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Eric Layland

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University of Delaware

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Articles (13)

Illustrations of Benevolent and Hostile Heterosexism in LGBTQ+ People’s Lives

A social ecological approach to belonging in LGBTQ+ people

Bisexual Women’s Meaning Making of Same-Sex Performativity: Orientation Towards a Heteropatriarchal Context

Gayzing Women’s Bodies: Criticisms of Labia Depend on the Gender and Sexual Orientation of Perceivers

Latent class analysis of college women's motivations for engaging in same‐sex performativity

Understanding body size and bisexuality via femme theory: An investigation of self- and meta-perceptions of gender expression

Different Categorizations of Women's Sexual Orientation Reveal Unique Health Outcomes in a Nationally Representative U.S. Sample

Extending the social category label effect to stigmatized groups: Lesbian and gay people’s reactions to “homosexual” as a label

How Do Women’s Attitudes Towards Heterosexual Men Differ By Their Sexual Orientation? A Test of Competing Hypotheses

Signaling sizeism: An assessment of body size‐based threat and safety cues

Missing perspective: Marginalized groups in the social psychological study of social disparities

A taxonomy of identity safety cues based on gender and race: From a promising past to an intersectional and translational future.

Bridging Feminist Psychology and Open Science: Feminist Tools and Shared Values Inform Best Practices for Science Reform

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Jonathan Cook

Flora Oswald

Eric Layland

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