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Hans IJzerman - Editor-in-chief
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Hans IJzerman, the Editor-in-Chief of In-Mind magazine, received his Bachelor Degree in Psychology from Saint Vincent College in the United States. After minoring in French and Spanish as an undergrad, he chose to continue to focus on languages, studying Portuguese in Brazil. Once he returned to the Netherlands, he obtained a Master’s Degree in Social Psychology from VU University. He is currently pursuing a Ph. D. in Social Psychology at Utrecht University under the guidance of Dr. Semin and Dr. Cohen, with his main research focus on the socially situated cultural mind, centered around metaphor and embodied components of culture. His professional profile may be found at Cratylus.
Corbin C. Wong - Director of Public Relations
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Corbin Wong received his Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Business Option from The Pennsylvania State University. A current doctoral candidate in the Organizational Psychology program at Hofstra University, Corbin’s research interests include faking on personality assessments in selection contexts, perceptions of discrimination (based on hierarchical status, ethnicity, or sexual orientation), and using 360 written feedback for employee development. In addition to his studies, Corbin is a member of the Delta Organization and Leadership team at Oliver Wyman, a top management consulting firm in the U.S. Although his apartment is small and and almost a hole in the wall, Corbin enjoys every minute of being a resident of NYC.
Seon W. Lee - Public Relations
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Seon Lee received her B.S. in Psychology at the University of Florida. She is currently a Ph. D. Candidate in Social Pscyhology at the University of Iowa. She works under the direction of Dr. Jerry Suls. Her interests mainly evolve around social comparison, attribution, and perspective taking. Seon will be involved in public relations for In-Mind and will be searching the web for social psychology videos.
Helen Lee Lin - Associate Editor
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Helen Lee Lin received her Bachelor's in Psychology and in Communication from the University of Houston, TX. She is currently a doctoral candidate in Social Psychology at UH, working with Dr. C. R. Knee. Her research interests include self-concealment, defensive pessimism, online social media, media effects, and in particular aspects of romantic relationships (e.g. long-distance relationships, singles, or unrealistic beliefs about relationships). She has also been involved in applied research projects on adolescent literacy and children's nutrition and intends to pursue research full-time after graduation. Weary of psychiatrists and therapy jokes from strangers, Ms. Lin aims to educate laypeople on the many different areas comprising psychology, particularly social psychology.
Theresa Moehrle - Associate Editor
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Theresa Moehrle received her Bachelor degree from the University of Missouri in Kansas City. She is now at the University of Texas at Arlington where she is in the Ph.D. Experimental Social Psychology program and a Graduate Teaching Assistant. Ms. Moehrle's main research interests include Stigma-by-Association, prejudice, discrimination, stereotyping, and group processes.
Yudit Namer - Associate Editor
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Yudit Namer (Turkey) received her Bachelor degree in Psychology from the University of Kent, England. She then pursued a Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology at Loyola College in Maryland, USA. Her degree had a clinical specialization in chemical dependency and she had a deeply enriching experience as a Writing Consultant during her graduate studies. Yudit is currently working as a Clinical Psychologist at Sabanci University in Istanbul, Turkey. Her research interests include bibliotherapy, writing experience in graduate work and graduate students' attitudes towards asking for help. Yudit’s vitae can be found at her Sabanci profile.
Tila Pronk - Associate Editor
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Tila Pronk (Netherlands) is currently a Ph. D. student at Radboud University Nijmegen. She works under the supervision of Dr. Karremans, where she studies forgiveness in close relationships. Ms. Pronk obtained both her bachelor’s degree as well as her master’s degree from VU University in Amsterdam.
Clare N. Jonas - Associate Editor
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Clare N. Jonas heirs from the United Kingdom, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Warwick University. She pursued a Master's Degree in Neuroscience at VU University in Amsterdam, and has recently commenced a Ph. D. Studentship in Sussex. Her area of expertise is in human neuroscience, where she is particularly interested in synaesthesia, consciousness, and vision.
Lorena Ruci - Member-at-large
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Lorena Ruci hails from Albania and after receiving her BA from Mount Allison University, where she studied Psychology and Economics, she received a Masters Degree in Psychology at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada where she is currently pursuing her PhD in Experimental Psychology. Lorenas research interests revolve around Personality Psychology, Social Psychology, and Cognitive Psychology, touching on themes such asfalse memories, visual perception for emotional information, helping behaviour in an altruistic/egoistical framework,and well-being in the workplace. In her spare time she enjoys jewelry making, volleyball and Spanish rap.If you have interesting or provoking social psychological quotes, you may submit them to Lorena Ruci.
Arno van Voorst - Member-at-large
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Arno van Voorst completed both his Bachelor and Master’s Degrees at VU University, Amsterdam. His research focuses on emotions, emotion regulation, leadership and power, social relationships with pets, and general motivation science. Indeed, going from his research interests, it should not come as a surprise that he has picked up a keen interest in evolutionary perspectives. He is pursuing a Ph. D. at Bristol University, United Kingdom, with his main focus on superstition. Mr. van Voorst may be contacted by authors and publishers with interesting titles to review and by others for appealing works in (social) psychology.
Jason A. Cantone - Member-at-large
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Jason A. Cantone completed his Bachelor's degree at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with an honors thesis advised by Dr. Neal Roese. He is currently in a joint J.D./Ph.D. program in Law and Psychology at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln under the supervision of Dr. Richard Wiener, and intends to finish his J.D. and M.A. in Social Psychology in May 2008. His research focuses on counterfactual thinking, social cognition as related to juror decision making, Title VII discrimination in workplace settings (religious and sexual harassment), and public policy decision making processes. All of his work seeks to bridge the gap between social psychological literature and the workings of the American judicial and/or legislative system. Jason coordinates In-Mind's Facebook quiz and may be contacted for all questions and comments regarding this quiz.
René Kopietz - Member-at-large
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René received his "Psychologie-Diplom" (German equivalent to a Master's degree) in March, 2005 at the University of Cologne, Germany. Since then he has worked investigating audience tuning effects on memory at Bielefeld University, Germany. René is in the final stage of his PhD in social psychology. Among other things, he is interested in memory in its social context. Specifically, how people's own communication about an object (e.g., a person) may change their representation for that object; what kind of cues people use when forming memory judgments; how people create and maintain shared representations, especially of their past (i.e., collective memory). René is part of the In-Mind quiz team and will happily answer (or die trying) all questions you may have regarding social psychology, or social cognition research.
Abdolhossein Abdollahi - Member-at-large
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Abdolhossein Abdollahi is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the Islamic Azad University-Zarand
Branch, Iran. His Ph.D. dissertation focused on creating false recall and false recognition using words and pictures. His main area of interest is Terror Management Theory (TMT), a social psychological theory positing that much human social behavior is driven by the need to avoid thoughts of one's death and mortality. In this context, he has published several papers in major social psychological journals on terrorism, political extremism, attachment, common humanity, compassion, and trauma. He is on the editorial board of Terrorism Research, the flagship journal of the International Society for Terrorism Research and serves as an ad hoc reviewer for the Journal of Social Psychology. He is also interested in such areas as false memory, judgment and decision making, evolutionary psychology, social cognition, and social embodiment. Abdolhossein is also part of the In-Mind quiz team and serves as an associate editor.
Brandon Randolph-Seng - Member-at-large
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Brandon Randolph-Seng received his Bachelor's in Psychology from Weber State University, UT and his Master's in Experimental Psychology from Georgia Southern University, GA. He is currently a doctoral candidate in Experimental Social Psychology at Texas Tech University, working under the direction of Darcy A. Reich. His research interests include social cognition (automatic/implicit perceptions, motivations, and behaviors, and social identity processes), psychopharmacology (behavior, learning and memory), and psychology of religion (cognition, mental health, and altered states of consciousness). Brandon is one of the members of the In-Mind quiz team.
Colette Jacquot - Member-at-large
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Colette Jacquot received her bachelor’s degree in English Education from BUA in 1981. After teaching college English for four years, she enrolled in graduate school at Bob Jones University where she completed her master’s degree in Personnel Services in 1987. Colette then taught middle and high school English but took a break from teaching to work in the corporate world for almost 15 years. Missing academic life, she decided to study psychology at Kennesaw State University where she earned her second bachelor’s degree in 2004. Colette then enrolled at the University of Texas at Arlington where she obtained her master’s degree in psychology in 2007. Currently, she is pursuing her Ph.D. in Experimental Social Psychology at UTA. Her research interests include gender and cultural diversity, women’s studies, stereotypes, prejudices, and discrimination as well as psychological disorders. Collette completes the In-Mind quiz team.
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