2004 Claremont Symposium on Applied Social Psychology (DOC)

							           The Twenty-First Annual Claremont Symposium on Applied Social Psychology
                   Stigma and Group Inequality: Social Psychological Approaches
                                     Saturday, April 3, 2004

                                       Posters and Informal Papers

Posters

1         When Women are from Mars and Men from Venus: The Effect of Gender Counter-
          Stereotypical Employees on Consumers’ Perceptions
          Valerie Folkes and Shashi Matta, University of Southern California

2         When the Ingroup or the Outgroup are Targets of Discrimination: The Impact of Empathic
          Perspective Taking on Improvement of Attitudes Toward Stigmatized Groups
          Carmen Huici, Fernando Molero, and Angel Gómez, Universidad Nacional de Educación a
          Distancia of Spain

3         Perceptions of Prejudice: The Social Inference Processes of Targets of Prejudice
          Elizabeth R. Kirk and Gordon B. Moskowitz, Lehigh University

4         Target Empowerment Model
          Adam Lazarewicz, Toni Schmader, and Jeff Stone, University of Arizona

5         Measuring Heterosexuals Attitudes Towards Homosexuals: Motivation to Combat Prejudice as
          a Unique Component of Prejudice Levels
          Sonia Matwin and Paul White, University of Utah

6         The Role of Framing in Attitudes Toward Affirmative Action
          Omar Contreras, Winona Foote, and Katherine Vrooman, Claremont Graduate University

7         Stigma Controllability and Helping Intention
          Daan Scheepers and Loes Meijer, Leiden University, The Netherlands

8         Preserving Motivation among Low Status Group Members by Emphasizing Alternative
          Dimensions
          Belle Derks, Colette van Laar, and Naomi Ellemers, Leiden University, The Netherlands

9         Adaptive Disengagement: Preliminary Support for an Effective Coping Mechanism
          A. David Nussbaum and Claude M. Steele, Stanford University

10        Context and Contingencies of Social Identity: Measuring Social Identity Threat
          Mary C. Murphy and Claude M. Steele, Stanford University
Informal Papers

1      “Where Are You Really From?”: Asian Americans and Identity Denial
       Sapna Cheryan and Benoît Monin, Stanford University

2      Misery Loves Company: Do Social Stigma and Individualism Make Group Membership
       Toxic?
       Julie Christian, University of Birmingham, UK, and Tom Postmes, University of Exeter, UK

3      Prejudice and Intergroup Attributions: The Role of Personalization and Performance Feedback
       Nurcan Ensari, Alliant International University, and Norman Miller, University of Southern
       California

4      The Antagonistic Cultural Ideology among Stigmatized Group Members
       Richard D. Harvey, Saint Louis University

5      Attitudes Toward the Deaf: Examining the Structure of Prejudice Toward an Understudied
       Group
       Edina Jambor and Markus Kemmelmeier, University of Nevada, Reno

6      Effects of Solo Gender Status in Groups: Self-Focus and Confidence as Moderators
       Judith B. White, Dartmouth College

7      Perceived Stigma and Meta-Stereotypes in Poor Women Experiencing Partner Abuse
       Stacey L. Williams, Kent State University

8      A Framework for Studying Class-Based Stigmatization
       Wendy R. Williams, University of California, Santa Cruz