Happy and excited to share that we are hosting our third annual Diversifying Psychology Day at @rutgers_psych!
https://t.co/5ibUBhO0oD
Prospective PhDs from underrepresented backgrounds are invited to fill this out (due Sept 13) to attend 👇
https://t.co/SnACnRCLG9
We are so happy for our lab manager, Tose who will be working with @sarahegaither at Duke this coming Fall. We will miss you terribly but we are so proud!
Meet our newest PhD student Tose Agbelusi!
Where is home? Redlands, CA & Lagos, Nigeria
Transitioning from? @CRISLab_RU The Garden State!
What are you excited about? Researching culturally specific parenting impacts on development!
Fun fact? My native language is Yoruba
We have created a Slack space so that those interested in Multiracial research can continue to discuss with like-minded scholars. If you would like more information about how to possibly join the Slack group please feel free to DM us!
This semester we had the pleasure of hosting the second multidisciplinary Multiracial research conference @RutgersU. It was amazing to have leading scholars convene to discuss topics such as Multiracial socialization, health, discrimination, and identity.
In our recently published study, we set out to understand what questions and uncertainties young people have about sex. We found that girls had questions and concerns about whether sex was painful, while boys had heard that sex was pleasurable.
🔗: https://t.co/z718hKzmU9
In celebration of National Orgasm Day, we wanted to share our recent publication on how feasibility cues during a sexual encounter shifted heterosexual women’s motivation for pursuing an orgasm. @grace__wetzel @Dr_DSanchez @DrShanaCole
Excited to announce that we are hosting our second annual Diversifying Psychology Day at @rutgers_psych! https://t.co/5lW6eb4K7n
Prospective Psych PhDs with minoritized identities are invited to fill this out (due Sept 8) to attend 👇
https://t.co/70sNM0mRRY
Another new paper this month 🌈🌈. Essentially, we found that multiply stigmatized people (especially LGBTQ+ women of color) endorsed a lay theory of generalized prejudice and intraminority coalitions MORE than singly stigmatized and non-stigmatized people.https://t.co/ikQAXDR5D1
New paper alert 👇 👇. In short, people with stigmatized identities infer A LOT from disagreeable traits (a person’s level of prejudice, hierarchy endorsing beliefs). And it’s not merely about likeability!
@melanie_maimon@AnaliaAlbuja @Dr_DSanchez
https://t.co/HyLLF7VmYN
Congratulations to Diana Sanchez (@Dr_DSanchez )! She has been elected the 2025 president of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology (@SPSPnews).
🔗: https://t.co/fLgNniljXJ
Congratulations to our second year PhD student, Zoey Eddy! Zoey has just been awarded both the @NSF GRFP and the Ford Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship. #NSFGRFP#FordPredoctoralFellowship