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Culture of Honor and Female Incarceration
(2023-05)
Some states in the U.S. maintain higher than usual rates of female incarceration. Prior research suggests that these incarceration rates are determined by poverty, education, or racial makeup. However, these explanations ...
Emotional Intelligence and College Embeddedness as Incremental Predictors of Retention
(2020)
This study aims to contribute to the college retention literature by examining two psychosocial constructs, emotional intelligence (EI) and college embeddedness (CE), as potential predictors beyond the usual academic ...
Unmasking the Effects of Social Identity, Polarization, and Anger on Information Processing and Attitudes: An Exploration into the ‘Mask Debate’ of COVID-19 on Twitter
(2022-05)
The ‘mask debate’ surrounding COVID-19 (i.e., whether or not to wear a mask) has generated contention in online forums such as Twitter, where observed division of perspectives often runs along lines of social identity ...