FIU Psychology Department Colloquium Series: Dr. Simon Howard
Monday, November 7, 2022 3pm to 5pm
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11200 SW 8th ST, Management & Advanced Research, Miami, Florida 33199
https://fiu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8cOeCzf8jaUQFpA #fiupsygradThe FIU Psychology Department Colloquium Committee will be welcoming Dr. Simon Howard from UM on Monday November 7th, 2022, at 3pm in MARC 290.
At 4pm he will be hosting a Q&A with grad students in MARC 513, with food and drinks. RSVP to the Q&A here, so we can send you a reminder email (space is limited): https://fiu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_8cOeCzf8jaUQFpA
Dr. Simon Howard is the Director of the Psychology of Racism, Identity, Diversity, and Equity (PRIDE) research lab and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology. Using experimental methods drawn from cognitive, perceptual, and social investigations research in the PRIDE lab primarily aims to understand and address contemporary racism.
Talk Title: Conceptualizations of religious deities and the maintenance of ideologies that maintain social hierarchy
Abstract: Historians, Black liberation and feminist theologians, Black/Pan-African nationalists and behavioral scientists have long argued that individuals’ conceptualizations of God may be related to their attitudes and ideologies that maintain social hierarchy (e.g., White supremacy, Patriarchy). In the research to be presented, preliminary evidence demonstrates that gender and racial conceptualizations of God/Jesus are related to prejudicial attitudes, gender system justification, social dominance orientation and colorblind racial ideology. The implications of these findings for historically advantaged and historically disadvantaged will be discussed as well as current and future directions.
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