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California State University, Bakersfield |
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Antelope Valley Campus |
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Currently, I am examining the following issues:
Racial Prejudice in a Multicultural World Collaborator: Khaya D. Clark, University of Oregon
Racial Prejudice and Racial Humor
Individual Definitions of Sexual Orientation Collaborators: Yasmine Donaldson, CSU Fullerton Maya O’Neil, University of Oregon
Mimicry in Social Contexts Collaborators: Joseph Cesario & Nao Hagiwara, |
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Submitted Manuscripts Tate, C., Audette, D., Krumdick, N. D., & Gupta, S. (submitted). Individual differences in subjective definitions of race: Folk theories of race and their relationships to prejudice. Tate, C., & Clark, K. D. (submitted). Toward direct evidence for the primacy of skin tone in children's racial classifications.
Tate, C. (submitted). The “problem of number” revisited: The relative contributions of socio-cultural, experiential, and evolutionary factors to the desired number of sexual partners.
Manuscripts in Progress Dailey, S., & Tate, C. (in progress). Individual definitions of race for the self and their relationships to self-relevant social judgments.
Tate, C. (in progress). Race and ethnicity: Psychological science in light of the human genome project. Tate, C. (in progress). Probing lay representations of social categories: Mutability and its relationship to prejudice.
Tate, C., & Malle, B. F. (submitted). There’s more than one way to predict the future: Prediction strategies and subjective likelihood estimates. |
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