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Kate Turetsky

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Barnard College

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Barnard College

Department of Research and Experimental Psychology

Department Of Theatre

Kate Turetsky is currently serving as a Barnard College Assistant Professor of Psychology at Barnard College.

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Barnard College

Assistant Professor of Psychology

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psychology social sciences social psychology behavioral sciences applied social psychology educational psychology personality psychology intergroup relations communication personality social network analysis human relations group process stem education social science research peer social networks internal barriers social network ties negotiation performance gender gap persistence (psychology) political communication mass communication public opinion protest school psychology political analysis narrative online information applied psychology experimental social psychology behavioral research social choice psychological science higher education social process activism intergroup conflict group interaction community psychology human interaction cultural psychology positive psychology unconscious bias racial prejudice interpersonal attraction social bias disparate impact collective behavior personality science social networks psychological intervention police killing porous chambers interracial interactions hypothetical admissions task contest study attractiveness-based discrimination intergroup friendship stem classroom academic performance diverse friendships culture psychological methods applied developmental psychology interpersonal relationships community engagement cultural change social influence sociology performance studies social relations youth services community-engaged research psychological bulletin belonging group decision social stratification intercultural studies social systems social groups social forces human behavior social cognition developmental psychology social behavior social change interpersonal communication qualitative research social identity social impact education philosophy of social science sociobiology social skills social anthropology social problems social simulation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Open-Mindedness Predicts Racial, Political, and Socioeconomic Diversity of Real-World Friendship Networks. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations (2025)

social groupsgroup processsociologysocial networksracesocial sciencesapplied social psychologyintergroup relations

A Contest Study to Reduce Attractiveness-Based Discrimination in Social Judgment.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2024)

Eliane RoyBastian JaegerAnthony M EvansKate M TuretskyBrian A O'SheaMichael Bang PetersenBalbir SinghJoshua CorrellDenise Yiran ZhengKirk Warren BrownErika L KirgiosLinda W ChangEdward H ChangJennifer R SteeleJulia SebastienJennifer R SedgewickAmy HackneyRachel CookXin YangArin KorkmazJessica J SimNazia KhanMaximilian A PrimbsGijsbert BijlstraRuddy FaureJohan C KarremansLuiza A SantosJan G VoelkelMaddalena MariniJacqueline M ChenTeneille BrownHaewon YoonCarey K MorewedgeIrene ScopellitiNeil HesterXi ShenMing MaDanila MedvedevEmily G RitchieChieh LuYen-Ping ChangAishwarya KumarRanjavati BanerjiJeremy D GrettonLandon SchnabelBethany A TeachmanAriella S KristalKao-Wei ChuaJonathan B FreemanSean FathLusine GrigoryanM Isabelle WeißflogYalda DaryaniReza PourhoseinStefanie K JohnsonElsa T ChanSamantha M StevensStephen AndersonRoger E BeatySandro RubichiVeronica Margherita CoccoLoris VezzaliCalvin K LaiJordan R Axt

fairnessbehavioral researchinterpersonal attractionhypothetical admissions tasksocial biassocial sciencescontest studyracial prejudiceapplied social psychologysocial psychologypsychologysocial science researchunconscious biasracial discriminationsocial choiceattractiveness-based discriminationstigmadisparate impactexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciencesbias

Diverse Friendships. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

J. Nicole SheltonKate M. TuretskyYeji ParkLindsey Eikenburg

social groupshumanitiesdiverse friendshipssociologyintergroup relations

Emerging Insights on the Role of Social Networks in Intergroup Friendship. Current Directions in Psychological Science (2024)

Kate M. TuretskyJ. Nicole Shelton

intergroup friendshippsychologycollective behaviorpsychological sciencesocial network analysis

Investigating Cortisol in a Stem Classroom: The Association Between Cortisol and Academic Performance. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (2023)

Hyun Joon ParkKate M. TuretskyJulia L. DahlMichael H. PasekAdriana L. GermanoJackson O. HarperValerie Purdie-GreenawayGeoffrey L. CohenJonathan E. Cook

educational psychologypersonality scienceneurosciencepsychologyapplied social psychologypersonalitymental healthstem classroomeducational researchsocial psychologyacademic performancepersonality psychologybehavioral scienceshealth psychology

Replication Data for: Turetsky Et Al. (2023)"Explaining the Gender Gap in Negotiation Performance: Social Network Ties Outweigh Internal Barriers". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Kate Turetsky

negotiation performanceinternal barriersgender studiesgender inequalitynegotiationgender gapsocial network ties

Responsiveness in Interracial Interactions. Current Opinion in Psychology (2023)

J. Nicole SheltonKate M. TuretskyYeji Park

interpersonal relationshipscommunity psychologyinterracial interactionshuman relationspsychologypositive psychologyapplied social psychologycultural psychologyhuman interactionhuman behaviorsocial behaviorsocial sciencesapplied psychologysocial psychologypersonality psychologybehavioral sciences

Explaining the Gender Gap in Negotiation Performance: Social Network Ties Outweigh Internal Barriers. Journal of Social Issues (2022)

Kate M. TuretskyJames P. CurleyAshli B. CarterValerie Purdie‐Greenaway

gender gapnegotiation performanceinternal barrierspolitical sciencesociologysocial sciencessocial network tiessocial psychologysocial network analysis

A Psychological Intervention Strengthens Students’ Peer Social Networks and Promotes Persistence in Stem. Science Advances (2020)

Kate M. TuretskyValerie Purdie-GreenawayJonathan E. CookJames P. CurleyGeoffrey L. Cohen

stem educationeducational psychologypeer social networkspsychological interventionpsychologypersistence (psychology)social psychologyschool psychologybehavioral sciences

“What’s Going on” in Ferguson? Online News Frames of Protest at the Police Killing of Michael Brown. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations (2020)

Travis A. RiddleKate M. TuretskyJulia G. BottesiniColin Wayne Leach

protestsocial sciencespublic opiniononline informationgroup interactionintergroup conflictsocial mediajournalismintergroup relationscommunicationmass communicationnarrativesocial processpolice killinghuman relationsgroup processpolitical analysispolitical communicationactivism

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Kate Turetsky

Assistant Professor of Psychology

Barnard College

Affiliations

Barnard College

Department of Research and Experimental Psychology

Department Of Theatre

Kate Turetsky is currently serving as a Barnard College Assistant Professor of Psychology at Barnard College.

Honors

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Education

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Kate Turetsky

Barnard College

Assistant Professor of Psychology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Open-Mindedness Predicts Racial, Political, and Socioeconomic Diversity of Real-World Friendship Networks. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations (2025)

social groupsgroup processsociologysocial networksracesocial sciencesapplied social psychologyintergroup relations

A Contest Study to Reduce Attractiveness-Based Discrimination in Social Judgment.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2024)

Diverse Friendships. Oxford University Press eBooks (2024)

J. Nicole SheltonKate M. TuretskyYeji ParkLindsey Eikenburg

social groupshumanitiesdiverse friendshipssociologyintergroup relations

Emerging Insights on the Role of Social Networks in Intergroup Friendship. Current Directions in Psychological Science (2024)

Kate M. TuretskyJ. Nicole Shelton

intergroup friendshippsychologycollective behaviorpsychological sciencesocial network analysis

Investigating Cortisol in a Stem Classroom: The Association Between Cortisol and Academic Performance. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (2023)

Hyun Joon ParkKate M. TuretskyJulia L. DahlMichael H. PasekAdriana L. GermanoJackson O. HarperValerie Purdie-GreenawayGeoffrey L. CohenJonathan E. Cook

Replication Data for: Turetsky Et Al. (2023)"Explaining the Gender Gap in Negotiation Performance: Social Network Ties Outweigh Internal Barriers". Harvard Dataverse (2023)

Kate Turetsky

negotiation performanceinternal barriersgender studiesgender inequalitynegotiationgender gapsocial network ties

Responsiveness in Interracial Interactions. Current Opinion in Psychology (2023)

J. Nicole SheltonKate M. TuretskyYeji Park

Explaining the Gender Gap in Negotiation Performance: Social Network Ties Outweigh Internal Barriers. Journal of Social Issues (2022)

Kate M. TuretskyJames P. CurleyAshli B. CarterValerie Purdie‐Greenaway

gender gapnegotiation performanceinternal barrierspolitical sciencesociologysocial sciencessocial network tiessocial psychologysocial network analysis

A Psychological Intervention Strengthens Students’ Peer Social Networks and Promotes Persistence in Stem. Science Advances (2020)

Kate M. TuretskyValerie Purdie-GreenawayJonathan E. CookJames P. CurleyGeoffrey L. Cohen

stem educationeducational psychologypeer social networkspsychological interventionpsychologypersistence (psychology)social psychologyschool psychologybehavioral sciences

“What’s Going on” in Ferguson? Online News Frames of Protest at the Police Killing of Michael Brown. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations (2020)

Travis A. RiddleKate M. TuretskyJulia G. BottesiniColin Wayne Leach

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