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Chanel Meyers

Assistant Professor

University of Oregon

Affiliations

Clark Honors College

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Chanel Meyers is currently serving as a Clark Honors College Assistant Professor at University of Oregon.

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University of Oregon

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psychology social sciences social psychology sociology race behavioral sciences cultural diversity race relations intergroup relations racial discrimination social media ethnic studies psychosocial research experimental social psychology group process social identity applied social psychology personality psychology nonverbal communication philosophy of social science social behavior interpersonal communication personality science contemporary racism group interaction intergroup conflict cultural identity racial groups intercultural communication cross-cultural perspectives human-computer interaction political behavior social anthropology applied psychology counseling psychology psychological trauma interpersonal violence asian studies american studies personality assessment psychological science social categorization digital culture societal influence human-ai interaction cyberpsychology microaggressions image similarity target identification human identification object recognition hit identification self-awareness personal identity suicide psychosocial determinants minority stress psychosocial factors racial studies human variation racial attitudes multiracial malleability race essentialism diversity exposure racial microaggressions gender influence support lay theories transgender people legal rights white contexts racist content online biracial identity strength multiracial individuals visual representations neighborhood preferences mixed racial groups

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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A Social Cognitive Approach to Studying Processes Related to Intergroup Bias and Its Implications for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. (2026)

cultural diversitysocial sciencesintercultural studiesintergroup relationsgender diversitygroup process

Confrontation to Prejudice Can Function as Identity Safety Cues on Social Media for Asian Americans. Journal of Social Issues (2026)

identity (social science)culturesocial mediaethnic studiessocial sciencesethnic discrimination

Negative Problem Orientation, Future Orientation, and Pessimism Matter for Multigroup Latinx Adults Living in the Us: Identifying Robust Expectancy Predictors of Depressive Symptoms and Psychological Pain Among the Invisible. Cognitive Therapy and Research (2026)

mental healthpsychiatrycognitive therapyaffective disorderspsychological co-morbiditiespsychopathologydepressionpsychology

The Impact of Racial Diversity Within College Campuses for Students of Color.. Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology (2026)

racial equityeducationracial discriminationculturecultural diversityethnic studiesafrican american studieshigher educationinclusive educationsocial identityrace

A Preliminary Examination of Interpersonal Factors and Psychological Pain as Predictors of Suicidal Behaviors in Multiethnoracial College Students: When Does Being Ethnoracially Diverse Contribute to Greater Suicide Risk?. Journal of Counseling Psychology (2025)

Edward C ChangChanel MeyersElizabeth L JeglicJameson K Hirsch

psychosocial researchinterpersonal relationshipscounseling psychologyafrican american studiespsychological traumapsychologysuicidal behaviorsmultiethnoracial college studentssuicidemental healthinterpersonal factorsdifferential psychologyinterpersonal violencepsychosocial determinantsminority stressbehavioral sciencesvulnerabilitypsychosocial factorssocial psychologypsychological paingreater suicide risk

Living in Paradise: Social Perceptions of the Major Racial/Ethnic Groups in Hawai‘I. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (2025)

cultureethnic studiesethnic group relationethnicitycross-cultural perspectivescultural psychologyrace

Outcome Expectancy and Mental Health in Dominican, Puerto Rican, and South American Adults: Distinguishing Robust Predictors Across Three Us Latinx Groups Using Dominance Analysis. Cognitive Therapy and Research (2025)

mental healthpsychiatrycognitive therapycommunity mental healthcognitive impairmentpsychopathologypsychiatric researchpsychology

Diversity Perceptions and Neighborhood Preferences for Visual Representations of Mixed Racial Groups. Scientific Reports (2024)

Chanel MeyersJenny KimKerry Kawakami

visual representationsneighborhood preferencesmixed racial groupsdiversity perceptionssociology

Hawai‘I Face Database: A Racially and Ethnically Diverse Set of Facial Stimuli. Self and Identity (2024)

Chanel MeyersMaria M. GarayKristin Pauker

race relationsracial groupsanthropologyfacial stimulidiverse setracial discriminationasian studiescultural diversityracial studiesethnic studiesafrican american studiesethnicitybiometricshuman variationcross-cultural perspectivessociologyamerican studiesrace

Impact of Duchenne and Non-Duchenne Smiles on Perceived Trustworthiness of Black and White Faces: A Black Perspective.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2024)

Kerry KawakamiChanel MeyersJustin P Friesen

psychosocial researchapplied social psychologypsychological sciencecognitive psychologyperceived trustworthinessexperimental psychologysocial cognitionblack perspectivedifferential psychologysocial psychologyafrican american studiespsychologyinterpersonal communicationnonverbal communicationexperimental social psychologyblack experiencebehavioral sciences

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Chanel Meyers

Assistant Professor

University of Oregon

Affiliations

Clark Honors College

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

Chanel Meyers is currently serving as a Clark Honors College Assistant Professor at University of Oregon.

Honors

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Experiences

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Chanel Meyers

University of Oregon

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

A Social Cognitive Approach to Studying Processes Related to Intergroup Bias and Its Implications for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. (2026)

cultural diversitysocial sciencesintercultural studiesintergroup relationsgender diversitygroup process

Confrontation to Prejudice Can Function as Identity Safety Cues on Social Media for Asian Americans. Journal of Social Issues (2026)

identity (social science)culturesocial mediaethnic studiessocial sciencesethnic discrimination

mental healthpsychiatrycognitive therapyaffective disorderspsychological co-morbiditiespsychopathologydepressionpsychology

The Impact of Racial Diversity Within College Campuses for Students of Color.. Cultural Diversity & Ethnic Minority Psychology (2026)

racial equityeducationracial discriminationculturecultural diversityethnic studiesafrican american studieshigher educationinclusive educationsocial identityrace

Edward C ChangChanel MeyersElizabeth L JeglicJameson K Hirsch

Living in Paradise: Social Perceptions of the Major Racial/Ethnic Groups in Hawai‘I. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology (2025)

cultureethnic studiesethnic group relationethnicitycross-cultural perspectivescultural psychologyrace

mental healthpsychiatrycognitive therapycommunity mental healthcognitive impairmentpsychopathologypsychiatric researchpsychology

Diversity Perceptions and Neighborhood Preferences for Visual Representations of Mixed Racial Groups. Scientific Reports (2024)

Chanel MeyersJenny KimKerry Kawakami

visual representationsneighborhood preferencesmixed racial groupsdiversity perceptionssociology

Hawai‘I Face Database: A Racially and Ethnically Diverse Set of Facial Stimuli. Self and Identity (2024)

Chanel MeyersMaria M. GarayKristin Pauker

Impact of Duchenne and Non-Duchenne Smiles on Perceived Trustworthiness of Black and White Faces: A Black Perspective.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2024)

Kerry KawakamiChanel MeyersJustin P Friesen

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