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Joseph Cesario

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Michigan State University

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College of Social Science

Department of Psychology

Joseph Cesario is currently serving as a College Of Social Science Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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psychology behavioral sciences social psychology social sciences cognitive science psychological science personality psychology experimental social psychology applied social psychology social cognition criminology personality experimental psychology human behavior social behavior applied psychology persuasion criminal justice personality science regulatory fit behavioral research cognitive psychology police psychology racial bias reproducible research embodied cognition psychosocial research racial prejudice race relations social science research animal cognition applied cognitive psychology behavioural process evolutionary anthropology perception-action loop crime analysis victimology aggressive behavior open field police use racial disparity deadly force power poses motivated preparation consensus-based transparency checklist speech communication animal science mammalogy mammalian biology data privacy behavioural psychology human communication audience reception dialogue management animal studies knockout mice men's studies government transparency social categorization incident investigation racial groups emotional responses affective variables psychodynamic selection bias psychosocial determinants human cognition mind-body interventions community psychology special issue basic principles hardest science automatic social behavior message recipients consensus-based checklist public repository human decision process decision science decision theory automated decision-making cognition

Notable Scholarly Works

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Collaborators

Modeling Police Officers’ Deadly Force Decisions in an Immersive Shooting Simulator. (2024)

Timothy Joseph PleskacJoseph CesarioDavid Jeffrey Johnson

modeling methodpolice officerssystems modelingmodeling and simulationimmersive shooting simulatorpolice psychologyapplied mathematics

Racial Bias in Police Officer Deadly Force Decisions. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Joseph CesarioAlejandro Carrillo

racial prejudiceracial biasracial discriminationcriminal justicebiascriminologyafrican american studiespolice officerforce decisionspolice psychologyunconscious biasrace

Reply to the Commentaries: A Radical Revision of Experimental Social Psychology is Still Needed. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2022)

Joseph Cesario

experimental social psychologybehavioral sciencessocial psychology

So Close, yet so Far: Stopping Short of Killing Implicit Bias. Psychological Inquiry (2022)

Joseph Cesario

implicit memorypsychological sciencesocial biasexperimental psychologyimplicit biascognitive bias mitigationbiassocial psychologypsychologycognitive sciencepsychological traumabehavioral sciencesunconscious bias

Attenuation of the KöHler Effect in Racially Dissimilar Partnered Exercise Reversed Using Team Identity Strategy. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (2021)

Tayo MossStephen SamendingerNorbert L. KerrJoseph CesarioAlan L. SmithDeborah J. JohnsonDeborah L. Feltz

applied social psychologysocial identityteam namesköhler effectsimple recategorization strategybehavioral experimentsmotivationapplied psychologyintergroup cooperationexercise sciencepsychologybehavioral researchexperimental social psychologysport psychologyhuman performanceperformance studiesgroup processbehavioral sciences

Introduction to the Nudging Special Issue. Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology (2021)

Kai J. JonasJoseph Cesario

behavioral sciencessocial psychology

Sleep Deprivation and Racial Bias in the Decision to Shoot: A Diffusion Model Analysis:. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2021)

David J. JohnsonMichelle E. StepanJoseph CesarioKimberly M. Fenn

diffusion model analysispsychological sciencepersonality psychologyexperimental social psychologypsychologypolitical psychologyapplied social psychologysleep deprivationapplied social scienceapplied psychologypersonalitychoice theoryracial biasdecision sciencehealth psychologysocial behaviorbehavioral sciencessocial psychologysocial sciencespersonality sciencesport psychology

What Can Experimental Studies of Bias Tell Us About Real-World Group Disparities?. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2021)

Joseph Cesario

experimental psychologybiasbehavioral sciencessocial sciencesreal-world group disparitiesbehavioral researchpsychology

Category Salience and Racial Bias in Weapon Identification: A Diffusion Modeling Approach.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2020)

Andrew R. ToddDavid J. JohnsonBethany LassetterRebecca NeelAustin J. SimpsonJoseph Cesario

psychosocial researchpolitical psychologyapplied social psychologycategory salienceracial biaspersonality psychologyweapon identificationsocial psychologysocial sciencespsychologypersonalitypersonality scienceexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciences

On Selective Emphasis, Broad Agreement, and Future Directions: Reply to Ross, Winterhalder, Amp; Mcelreath. (2020)

Joseph Cesario

broad agreementfuture directionslinguistics

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Joseph Cesario

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Social Science

Department of Psychology

Joseph Cesario is currently serving as a College Of Social Science Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Modeling Police Officers’ Deadly Force Decisions in an Immersive Shooting Simulator. (2024)

Timothy Joseph PleskacJoseph CesarioDavid Jeffrey Johnson

modeling methodpolice officerssystems modelingmodeling and simulationimmersive shooting simulatorpolice psychologyapplied mathematics

Racial Bias in Police Officer Deadly Force Decisions. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

Joseph CesarioAlejandro Carrillo

racial prejudiceracial biasracial discriminationcriminal justicebiascriminologyafrican american studiespolice officerforce decisionspolice psychologyunconscious biasrace

Reply to the Commentaries: A Radical Revision of Experimental Social Psychology is Still Needed. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2022)

Joseph Cesario

experimental social psychologybehavioral sciencessocial psychology

So Close, yet so Far: Stopping Short of Killing Implicit Bias. Psychological Inquiry (2022)

Joseph Cesario

Attenuation of the KöHler Effect in Racially Dissimilar Partnered Exercise Reversed Using Team Identity Strategy. Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology (2021)

Tayo MossStephen SamendingerNorbert L. KerrJoseph CesarioAlan L. SmithDeborah J. JohnsonDeborah L. Feltz

Introduction to the Nudging Special Issue. Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology (2021)

Kai J. JonasJoseph Cesario

behavioral sciencessocial psychology

Sleep Deprivation and Racial Bias in the Decision to Shoot: A Diffusion Model Analysis:. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2021)

David J. JohnsonMichelle E. StepanJoseph CesarioKimberly M. Fenn

What Can Experimental Studies of Bias Tell Us About Real-World Group Disparities?. Behavioral and Brain Sciences (2021)

Joseph Cesario

experimental psychologybiasbehavioral sciencessocial sciencesreal-world group disparitiesbehavioral researchpsychology

Category Salience and Racial Bias in Weapon Identification: A Diffusion Modeling Approach.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2020)

Andrew R. ToddDavid J. JohnsonBethany LassetterRebecca NeelAustin J. SimpsonJoseph Cesario

On Selective Emphasis, Broad Agreement, and Future Directions: Reply to Ross, Winterhalder, Amp; Mcelreath. (2020)

Joseph Cesario

broad agreementfuture directionslinguistics

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