My publication record.
Peer-reviewed articles, review articles, and an IPR working paper. For the complete record, see my CV, Google Scholar, or ORCID.
Prejudice model 2.0: A competition for improving predictive models of prejudice
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology: Interpersonal Relations and Group Processes, 2026
Authors: Travis Lim, Rebecca Neel, Fengshu Xie, Bruce Doré, Chloe Yuwen Wang, Chung Hsuan Wang, Abhay Alaukik, Peter Kvam, Colin Smith, Tobias Wingen, Andrea Wingen, Alexandra Parent, Emir Sahin, Lusine Grigoryan, Vladimir Ponizovskiy, Marie Isabelle Weißflog, Paul H. P. Hanel, Lukas J. Wolf, Catrina Notari, Jessica Sim, Ian Lee, Ke Wang, Aline da Silva Frost, Simran Johal, Samuel D. Aragones, B. Keith Payne, Erin Cooley, William Cipolli, Christoph Kurz, Adriana König, Zoey Eddy, Diana T. Sanchez, Analia F. Albuja, Kristen L. Gittings, Rose E. Eerdmans, Derek Powell, Calvin K. Lai, Reiner Wei Jie Ng, Gabriel Goh, Mertcan Güngör, Oliver Sng, Shiri Spitz Siddiqi, Jonas Petter, Chandan Singh, Neil Hester, Jimin Han, Ocka Jeong, Hayeon Lee, Matti Vuorre, Florian van Leeuwen, Flora Gautheron, Martin Lang, Kateřina Koppová, DongWon Oh, Anqi Mao, Yuqing Shi, Nigel Mantou Lou, Sepase Kingsley Ivande, Mairead Shaw, Shahryar Ebrahimi, Lindsay J. Alley, Piotr Dragon, Gabriele Di Cicco, Gabriela Czarnek, Robert Chavez, Rachel Jacobson, Sally Y. Xie, Kerem Oktar, Bonan Zhao, Ismaharif Ismail, Vincent Y. S. Oh, Muniba Saleem, Xian Zhao, Tyler Parker-Rollins, Jonathan E. Doriscar, Sylvia Perry, Tao Yang, Isaac C. Loh, Elizabeth Page-Gould, Joel Michel Le Forestier, Kelci Harris, Anya Valimahomed, Natasha Ellis, Becky Neufeld, Jacqueline Chen, Jonathan Butner, Ruben Laukenmann, Alexander Andrade, Jesse Millman, Gilad Jankelowitz, Gandalf Nicolas, Nicholas P. Alt, Kimberly E. Chaney, Jeffrey To, Eliane Roy, Valentina Palacio Posada, Ronda F. Lo, Joshua A. Quinlan, Jessica K. Padgett, Zachary Witkower, Eric Hehman
A collaborative research competition to improve predictive models of prejudice. Accepted for publication on November 10, 2026.
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.