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David Sattler

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Western Washington University

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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology Counseling Clinic

Western Washington University

David Sattler is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Western Washington University.

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Western Washington University

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psychology psychological trauma disasters social sciences resilience vulnerability public health natural disasters mental health post-traumatic stress disorder climate change crisis management disaster vulnerability resource loss natural hazards disaster risk reduction interpersonal violence disaster response trauma disaster management victimology emergency medicine climate development feminist criminology criminal justice disaster research covid-19 pandemic violence against women emergency preparedness psychosocial research black feminism police psychology posttraumatic growth disaster risk science public health preparedness animal conservation military psychology community resilience climate communication climate change adaptation feminist perspectives correctional practice computer-mediated communication posttraumatic stress puerto rico hurricane georges el salvador earthquakes traumatic event exposure behavioral adaptation risk perception united states fire safety psychological medicine disaster prevention resource availability trauma systems traumatology disaster mitigation earthquake scenario seismic hazard peer review virus epidemiology psychosocial issues climate disasters human-wildlife relationships climate risk adaptation strategies family dynamics family life emergency communication disaster preparedness u.s. virgin islands psychological distress resources approach natural disaster grant peer review

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Covid-19 Stigma and Resource Loss: Predicting Post-Traumatic Stress and Vaccine Support in Vietnam. COVID (2025)

vulnerabilitycovid-19military psychologyresource losscovid-19 stigmacommunicable diseasesstigmacovid-19 pandemicvaccine hesitancymental healthvaccine supportsocial determinants of healthpublic healthpsychological traumaepidemiologypost-traumatic stress disorder

Reactions to Violent Extremist Groups: Militia Race Determines Whether Low and High Authoritarians Have “Selective Contextual Blindness” to Critical Information That Diminishes Punishment.. Psychology of Violence (2025)

critical informationcriminologypolitical scienceinterpersonal violencetheoretical criminologypolitical psychologyviolent extremist groupsconflict studiessocial sciencespsychologyconflictcriminal justiceviolent behaviorpolitical conflictmilitia race

“Pandemic Stress Made Him Do It!”: Covid-19-Related Threat Predicts Vicarious Justification for Assaulting Chinese Men—Especially Those With Strong Ethnic Identity. Motivation and Emotion (2024)

global healthcovid-19violent behaviorcovid-19 pandemicinterpersonal violenceglobal health crisissars-cov-2strong ethnic identityvicarious justificationpublic healthcovid-19-related threatpsychological traumaepidemiology

Sexual Assault of a Rohingya Woman: Anti-Rohingya Statements Embolden Those High in Sexism to Report Anti-Victim and Pro-Perpetrator Reactions. Sex Roles (2024)

James JohnsonDavid N. SattlerGemma RobertsKim Dierckx

victimologycriminologypolitical sciencesexual assaultsociologysexologyanti-rohingya statementsvictimisationsexismsocial sciencespro-perpetrator reactions

When High Right-Wing Authoritarians Report Elevated Empathy Toward a Black Woman Victim of Police Violence: “Inclusive Victimhood Consciousness” From Police Mistreatment Experiences.. Psychology of Violence (2024)

James JohnsonDavid N. SattlerKatie GintherAlain Van HielKim DierckxShanhong LuoLoris Vezzali

applied social psychologytraumavictimologypolice psychologycriminologyfeminist criminologyhumanitiespolice mistreatment experiencespsychological traumaviolence against womenpolice violencebehavioral sciencespolitical psychologysocial psychologyblack feminismpsychosocial researchblack woman victimvictimisationinclusive victimhood consciousnessempathypsychologycriminal justice

A Social-Cognitive Model of Climate Change Behavioral Adaption in Tonga: Relationships Among Indigenous Knowledge, Social Media Use, Norms, Values, and Spiritual Beliefs. Journal of Environmental Psychology (2023)

psychology of religionindigenous knowledgespiritual beliefsclimate developmentclimate changepro-environmental behaviorsocial media useclimate resilienceclimate communicationenvironmental behaviortraditional ecological knowledgesocial sciencesenvironmental anthropologyclimate policyanthropology

Developing a Climate Change Risk Perception Model in the Philippines and Fiji: Posttraumatic Growth Plays Central Role. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

David N. SattlerJames M. GrahamAlbert WhippyRichard AtienzaJames Johnson

environmental healthenvironmental researchenvironmental psychologypublic healthpsychologyenvironmental scienceclimate change

“Say Her Name”: Symbolic Racism and Officer Valuing Predict White Americans’ Reactions to the Fatal Police Shooting of a Black Woman. Violence Against Women (2023)

James JohnsonDavid N. SattlerBrooklynn Smith-GalenoKatie GintherKylie OttonKim Dierckx

black womantraumavictimologypolice psychologycriminologyfeminist criminologywomen's studiesjurisprudenceanti-racismfeminist perspectivesrace relationssociologyviolence against womeninterpersonal violencefatal police shootingwomen's healthblack feminismdeath studiessymbolic racismsocial sciencesafrican american studies

Stigma, Post-Traumatic Stress, and Covid-19 Vaccination Intent in Mongolia, India, and the United States. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

global healthvaccinationvaccinescovid-19post-traumatic stressvaccine hesitancystigmacovid-19 pandemiccovid-19 vaccination intentunited statessocial determinants of healthpreventive medicinepublic healthpsychological traumaepidemiologypost-traumatic stress disorder

Empathy for a Black Woman Victim of Police Sexual Violence: The Roles of Crime-Related Stress and Stereotype Attributions. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

James JohnsonDavid SattlerAlain Van HielKim DierckxShanhong LuoLoris Vezzali

applied social psychologyvictimologypolice psychologycriminologyfeminist criminologycorrectional practiceinterpersonal communicationstereotype attributionsviolence against womeninterpersonal violencepolice sexual violencesocial psychologyattribution theoryinterpersonal relationshipscrime-related stresscommunicationblack feminismblack woman victimempathypsychologycriminal justicejournalism

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David Sattler

Professor

Western Washington University

Affiliations

College of Humanities and Social Sciences

Psychology Counseling Clinic

Western Washington University

David Sattler is currently serving as a College Of Humanities And Social Sciences Professor at Western Washington University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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David Sattler

Western Washington University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Covid-19 Stigma and Resource Loss: Predicting Post-Traumatic Stress and Vaccine Support in Vietnam. COVID (2025)

Sexual Assault of a Rohingya Woman: Anti-Rohingya Statements Embolden Those High in Sexism to Report Anti-Victim and Pro-Perpetrator Reactions. Sex Roles (2024)

James JohnsonDavid N. SattlerGemma RobertsKim Dierckx

victimologycriminologypolitical sciencesexual assaultsociologysexologyanti-rohingya statementsvictimisationsexismsocial sciencespro-perpetrator reactions

James JohnsonDavid N. SattlerKatie GintherAlain Van HielKim DierckxShanhong LuoLoris Vezzali

Developing a Climate Change Risk Perception Model in the Philippines and Fiji: Posttraumatic Growth Plays Central Role. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

David N. SattlerJames M. GrahamAlbert WhippyRichard AtienzaJames Johnson

environmental healthenvironmental researchenvironmental psychologypublic healthpsychologyenvironmental scienceclimate change

“Say Her Name”: Symbolic Racism and Officer Valuing Predict White Americans’ Reactions to the Fatal Police Shooting of a Black Woman. Violence Against Women (2023)

James JohnsonDavid N. SattlerBrooklynn Smith-GalenoKatie GintherKylie OttonKim Dierckx

Stigma, Post-Traumatic Stress, and Covid-19 Vaccination Intent in Mongolia, India, and the United States. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (2023)

Empathy for a Black Woman Victim of Police Sexual Violence: The Roles of Crime-Related Stress and Stereotype Attributions. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2022)

James JohnsonDavid SattlerAlain Van HielKim DierckxShanhong LuoLoris Vezzali

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