October 9th        Jon Krosnick, Ohio State University, Department of Psychology and Political Science

Political Psychology vs. Psychological Political Science:  What the Distinction Is and Why It Matters

October 23^rd        Scott Blinder, University of Chicago, Department of Political Science

The Reproduction of Modern Racism: The Role of Parents in the Development of White American Children’s Racial Attitudes

November 6^th       Cynthia Pickett, University of Chicago, Department of Psychology

Intergroup Harmony vs. Ingroup Loyalty: Gender and Self-Construal as Predictors of Intergroup Goal Orientation and their Implications for Political Behavior

November 20^th    Eric Oliver, University of Chicago, Department of Political Science

Public Opinion and America’s Obesity Epidemic

December 4^th     Catherine Norris, University of Chicago, Department of Psychology

 Ambivalence and Evaluative Space

January 15th    Kenneth Rasinski, NORC at the University of Chicago & Bethany Albertson, University of Chicago, Department of Political Science

The 9/11 Terrorist Attacks: Ethnic Differences in Emotional Response and Recovery

 

January 29th    Linda Skitka, University of Illinois at Chicago, Department of Psychology

Political Tolerance and Coming to Psychological Closure Following the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks: A Model Comparison Approach
 

February 12th    Edith Rickett, University of Chicago, Department of Psychology

Differential Emotions in Prejudice

 

February 26th    Karen Stenner, Princeton University, Department of Politics

The Authoritarian Dynamic and the Politics of Fear: Racism and Intolerance under Conditions of Threat

April 2^nd             Adam Berinsky, Princeton University, Department of Politics