Jackie Chen
@jackiemchen.bsky.social
associate professor of social psychology | President of the International Social Cognition Network (ISCON) | studying race relations, multiracialism, diversity, inclusive mentoring in STEM ed | views are my own
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Dr. Bailey's research has made a tremendous imprint on psychological science. ISCON recognizes Dr. Bailey's outstanding accomplishments and her exciting career trajectory with this award.
November 21, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Dr. Bailey's research has made a tremendous imprint on psychological science. ISCON recognizes Dr. Bailey's outstanding accomplishments and her exciting career trajectory with this award.
Dr. Bailey's work changes how we think about gender categorization and related intergroup processes, with broad implications for understanding impression formation, social power, & organizational equity. Her research has appeared in widely read journals, including PSPR, PNAS, JESP, & JEP:G.
November 21, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Dr. Bailey's work changes how we think about gender categorization and related intergroup processes, with broad implications for understanding impression formation, social power, & organizational equity. Her research has appeared in widely read journals, including PSPR, PNAS, JESP, & JEP:G.
The selection committee felt that the combination of cognitive and social psychology in Dr. Bailey's work constitutes quintessential social cognition while simultaneously highlighting methodological sophistication.
November 21, 2025 at 5:15 PM
The selection committee felt that the combination of cognitive and social psychology in Dr. Bailey's work constitutes quintessential social cognition while simultaneously highlighting methodological sophistication.
Dr. Bailey's research integrates social cognitive theory with computational linguistics to shed light on biases that impact various social groups, with a particular focus on gender and its intersection with other identities.
November 21, 2025 at 5:15 PM
Dr. Bailey's research integrates social cognitive theory with computational linguistics to shed light on biases that impact various social groups, with a particular focus on gender and its intersection with other identities.