Scholarly articles and IPR working papers.
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From Data to Discovery: Unsupervised Machine Learning’s Role in Social Cognition
Social Cognition, 2025, 43(3), 194–216
Authors: Jonathan E. Doriscar, Michalis Mamakos, Sylvia P. Perry, Tessa E. S. Charlesworth
A tutorial showing how unsupervised machine learning can help social cognition researchers discover hidden patterns in large-scale attitude and belief data.
Racial Socialization in the United States
Annual Review of Psychology, 2025, 76, 443–474
Authors: Sylvia P. Perry, Jamie L. Abaied, Deborah J. Wu, Jonathan E. Doriscar
A broad review of how families, peers, media, environmental cues, and interventions shape racial socialization in the United States.
Explorations in Creepiness: Tolerance for Ambiguity and Susceptibility to Not Just Right Experiences Predicts the Ease of Getting Creeped Out
The Journal of Psychology, 2025, 159(1), 36–55
Authors: Francis T. McAndrew, Jonathan E. Doriscar, Nicolette T. Schmidt, Chris Niebauer
A study of how ambiguity tolerance and 'not just right' experiences relate to how easily people perceive ambiguous situations as creepy.
Why Reform Stalls: Justification and Outrage as Competing Public Responses to Police Violence
Northwestern Institute for Policy Research Working Paper Series, WP-25-31, 2025
Authors: Jonathan Doriscar, Ava Ma de Sousa, Lauryn Hoard, Wendi Gardner, William Brady, Sylvia Perry
A public IPR working paper on how justification and moral outrage relate to reform-oriented discourse around police violence.
When the Specter of the Past Haunts Current Groups: Psychological Antecedents of Historical Blame
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2024, 127(3), 638–663
Authors: Shree Vallabha, Jonathan E. Doriscar, Mark J. Brandt
A paper on why people assign blame to present-day groups for actions committed by earlier members of those groups.
Assessing How Energy Companies Negotiate with Landowners When Obtaining Land for Hydraulic Fracturing
Nature Energy, 2024, 9(11), 1369–1377
Authors: Ben Farrer, Robert Holahan, Kellyanne Allen, Lydia Allen, Jonathan E. Doriscar, Victoria Johnson, Tara Riggs, Soleil Smith
A study of negotiation dynamics between energy companies and landowners in hydraulic fracturing contexts, with implications for equity in energy policy.