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Dr. Mary Inman

Professor of Psychology Department Chair

Hope College

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Dr. Mary Inman is currently serving as an Academic Affairs Professor of Psychology Department Chair at Hope College.

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Hope College

Professor of Psychology Department Chair

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psychology social psychology applied social psychology experimental social psychology behavioral sciences psychological science social identity social cognition social sciences cognitive science racial discrimination religiosity interpersonal communication stigma psychology of religion body image religion affect behavioral research human decision process behavioral decision making intergroup relations racial prejudice unconscious bias ethnic discrimination emotions conflict resolution intergroup conflict nonverbal communication disparate impact affective neuroscience sociology of religion hearing research speech communication social conflict emotional responses cognitive communication intergroup cooperation gender discrimination interpersonal pragmatic social identity theory negative emotion teller-listener extremity effect religious-body affirmations female body dissatisfaction secondhand impressions new explanation social science research personality assessment interpersonal violence personality psychology global comparison personality science social categorization group interaction emotion recognition religious prejudice psychoacoustics auditory science conflict management organizational conflict verbal interactions experimental pragmatics human communication spirituality high-rate loading world regions norm violation thin ideals religious commitments religious affirmations attentional load tell less than religious commitment s body esteem appearance-based self-worth

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Impression Motivations and Mental Health in Collegiate Athletes and Musicians: The Benefits of Promoting Virtues. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology (2025)

mental healthpsychological scienceimpression motivationscollegiate athletesapplied psychologypersonalitypsychologysport psychologyperformance studiespositive psychologymotivation

A Many-Analysts Approach to the Relation Between Religiosity and Well-Being. Religion Brain & Behavior (2022)

Suzanne HoogeveenAlexandra SarafoglouBalazs AczelYonathan AdityaAlexandra J. AlayanPeter J. AllenSacha AltayShilaan AlzahawiYulmaida AmirFrancis-Vincent AnthonyObed Kwame AppiahQuentin D. AtkinsonAdam BaimelMerve Balkaya-InceMichela BalsamoSachin BankerFrantišek BartošMario BecerraBertrand BeffaraJulia BeitnerTheiss BendixenJana B. BerkesselRenatas BerniūnasMatthew I. BilletJoseph BillingsleyTiago BortoliniHeiko BreitsohlAmélie BretFaith L. BrownJennifer BrownClaudia C. BrumbaughJacek BucznyJoseph BulbuliaSaúl CaballeroLeonardo CarlucciCheryl L. CarmichaelMarco E. G. V. CattaneoSarah J. CharlesScott ClaessensMaxinne C. PanagopoulosAngelo Brandelli CostaDamien L. CroneStefan CzoschkeChristian CzymaraE. Damiano D'UrsoÖrjan DahlströmAnna Dalla RosaHenrik DanielssonJill De RonYmkje Anna de VriesKristy K. DeanBryan J. DikDavid J. DisabatoJaclyn K. DohertyTim DrawsLucas DrouhotMarin DujmovicYarrow DunhamTobias EbertPeter A. EdelsbrunnerAnita EerlandChristian T. ElbaekShole FarahmandHooman FarahmandMiguel FariasAbrey A. FelicciaKyle FischerRonald FischerDonna Fisher-ThompsonZoë FrancisSusanne FrickLisa K. FrischDiogo GeraldesEmily GerdinLinda GevenOmid GhasemiErwin GielensVukašin GligorićKristin HagelNandor HajduHannah R. HamiltonImaduddin HamzahPaul H. P. HanelChristopher E. HawkKarel K. HimawanBenjamin C. HoldingLina E. HommanMoritz IngendahlHilla InkiläMary L. InmanChris-Gabriel IslamOzan IslerDavid IzydorczykBastian JaegerKathryn A. JohnsonJonathan JongJohannes A. KarlErikson KaszubowskiBenjamin A. KatzLucas A. Keefer

psychologyreligiositybehavioral scienceswell-being

Church Affirmation Moderates the Relationship Between Weight-Rejection-Sensitivity and Body Dissatisfaction in Young Adults in the USA. Journal of Religion and Health (2022)

public healthhealth psychologyyoung adultsweight disordersbody dissatisfactionbody imagereligiositychurch affirmationobesitypsychologypsychology of religion

Heart's Eyes to See Color: Cardiac Vagal Tone Modulates the Impact of Ethnicity on Selected Attention Under High Load. International Journal of Psychophysiology (2022)

Gewnhi ParkMary L. InmanEmma BoyleNamhee KimAlexander ThompsonDeWayne P. WilliamsJulian F. Thayer

cardiovascular researchexperimental psychologyattentionvisual perceptionphysiologyhigh-rate loadingcognitive electrophysiologyelectrophysiologyvision researchhigh loadpsychophysicscardiac vagal toneethnicityexperimental analysiscognitive sciencepsychology

Body Esteem and Appearance-Based Self-Worth: A Test of Religious Moderators in Men and Women. Hope College Digital Commons (Hope College) (2017)

applied social psychologygender studiesappearance-based self-worthstigmareligious studiessocial psychologybody esteempersonalitybody imagereligiosityreligious moderatorsreligionpsychologypsychology of religion

Religious-Body Affirmations Protect Body Esteem for Women Who Base Self-Worth on Appearance or Others’ Approval. Mental Health Religion & Culture (2016)

religious-body affirmationsapplied social psychologygender studiesidentity (social science)religious studiesbody imagereligiositygender identityreligionsocial identitypsychology of religion

Do Religious Affirmations, Religious Commitments, or General Commitments Mitigate the Negative Effects of Exposure to Thin Ideals?. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2014)

religious prejudicestigmareligious studiessocial psychologythin idealsreligious commitmentsreligiosityreligious affirmationssociology of religionreligionpsychologypsychology of religion

The Effects of Religious-Body Affirmations and Religious Commitment on Men’s Body Esteem.. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (2014)

religious-body affirmationsapplied social psychologyspiritualityreligious commitmentinterpersonal relationshipsstigmareligious studiessocial psychologys body esteembody imagereligiositygender identitysociology of religionreligionpsychologypsychology of religion

Modified Contour Drawing Figure Rating Scale. PsycTESTS Dataset (2010)

Viren SwamiDavid A. FrederickToivo AavikLidia AlcalayJüri AllikDonna AndersonSonny AndriantoArvind AroraÅke BrännströmJohn CunninghamDariusz DanelKrystyna DoroszewiczGordon B. ForbesAdrian FurnhamCorina U. GrevenJamin HalberstadtShuang HaoTanja HaubnerChoon Sup HwangMary InmanJas Laile JaafarJacob JohanssonJaehee JungAskın KeserUta KretzschmarLance LachenichtNorman P. LiKenneth LockeJan-Erik LönnqvistChristy LopezLynn LoutzenhiserNatalya C. MaiselMarita P. McCabeDonald R. McCrearyWilliam F. McKibbinAlex MussapFélix NetoCarly NowellLiane Peña AlampaySubash K. PillaiAlessandra Pokrajac-BulianRené T. ProyerKatinka QuintelierLina A. RicciardelliMalgorzata Rozmus-WrzesinskaWillibald RuchTimothy RussoAstrid SchützTodd K. ShackelfordSheeba ShashidharanFranco SimonettiDhachayani SinniahMira SwamiGriet VandermassenMarijke van DuynslaegerMarkku VerkasaloMartin VoracekCurtis K. YeeEcho Xian ZhangXiaoying ZhangIvanka Zivcic-Becirevic

psychology

REGIONS: Results of the International Body Project I the Attractive Female Body Weight and Female Body Dissatisfaction in 26 Countries Across 10 World. (2010)

Pers SocIvanka Zivcic-BecirevicMarkku VerkasaloCurtis K. YeeEcho Xian ZhangAstrid SchützTodd K. ShackelfordSheeba ShashidharanFranco SimonettiMira SwamiT. ProyerKatinka QuintelierLina A. RicciardelliMalgorzata Rozmus-WrzesinskaWillibald RuchTimothy RussoAlex MussapFélix NetoCarly NowellSubash K. PillaiAlessandra Pokrajac-BulianChristy LopezLynn LoutzenhiserNatalya C. MaiselMarita P. McCabeDonald R. McCrearyJaehee JungAskin KeserUta KretzschmarLance LachenichtNorman P. LiKenneth LockeJamin HalberstadtShuang HaoTanja HaubnerMary InmanJas Laile JaafarJohn CunninghamDariusz DanelKrystyna DoroszewiczGordon B. ForbesAdrian FurnhamCorina Viren SwamiDavid A. FrederickToivo AavikLidia AlcalayJüri AllikDonna AndersonArvind Arora

mental healthpsychiatryglobal healthinternational body projecthuman variationinternational healthfemale body dissatisfactioninternational researchpsychology

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Dr. Mary Inman

Professor of Psychology Department Chair

Hope College

Affiliations

Academic Affairs

Other Academic Units Division

Hope College

Social Sciences

Psychology Department

Dr. Mary Inman is currently serving as an Academic Affairs Professor of Psychology Department Chair at Hope College.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Dr. Mary Inman

Hope College

Professor of Psychology Department Chair

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Impression Motivations and Mental Health in Collegiate Athletes and Musicians: The Benefits of Promoting Virtues. Journal of Clinical Sport Psychology (2025)

mental healthpsychological scienceimpression motivationscollegiate athletesapplied psychologypersonalitypsychologysport psychologyperformance studiespositive psychologymotivation

A Many-Analysts Approach to the Relation Between Religiosity and Well-Being. Religion Brain & Behavior (2022)

psychologyreligiositybehavioral scienceswell-being

Church Affirmation Moderates the Relationship Between Weight-Rejection-Sensitivity and Body Dissatisfaction in Young Adults in the USA. Journal of Religion and Health (2022)

public healthhealth psychologyyoung adultsweight disordersbody dissatisfactionbody imagereligiositychurch affirmationobesitypsychologypsychology of religion

Heart's Eyes to See Color: Cardiac Vagal Tone Modulates the Impact of Ethnicity on Selected Attention Under High Load. International Journal of Psychophysiology (2022)

Gewnhi ParkMary L. InmanEmma BoyleNamhee KimAlexander ThompsonDeWayne P. WilliamsJulian F. Thayer

Body Esteem and Appearance-Based Self-Worth: A Test of Religious Moderators in Men and Women. Hope College Digital Commons (Hope College) (2017)

Religious-Body Affirmations Protect Body Esteem for Women Who Base Self-Worth on Appearance or Others’ Approval. Mental Health Religion & Culture (2016)

religious-body affirmationsapplied social psychologygender studiesidentity (social science)religious studiesbody imagereligiositygender identityreligionsocial identitypsychology of religion

Do Religious Affirmations, Religious Commitments, or General Commitments Mitigate the Negative Effects of Exposure to Thin Ideals?. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion (2014)

religious prejudicestigmareligious studiessocial psychologythin idealsreligious commitmentsreligiosityreligious affirmationssociology of religionreligionpsychologypsychology of religion

The Effects of Religious-Body Affirmations and Religious Commitment on Men’s Body Esteem.. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality (2014)

Modified Contour Drawing Figure Rating Scale. PsycTESTS Dataset (2010)

psychology

REGIONS: Results of the International Body Project I the Attractive Female Body Weight and Female Body Dissatisfaction in 26 Countries Across 10 World. (2010)

mental healthpsychiatryglobal healthinternational body projecthuman variationinternational healthfemale body dissatisfactioninternational researchpsychology

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