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Keith Payne

Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology and Neuroscience

Keith Payne is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Keith Payne

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience

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psychology behavioral sciences social psychology cognitive science social sciences experimental social psychology social cognition experimental psychology applied social psychology psychological science bias personality personality psychology cognitive psychology racial prejudice unconscious bias political psychology racial discrimination attitude theory social bias cognition behavioral research behavioral decision making human decision process applied cognitive psychology applied psychology implicit bias personality assessment decision science economic psychology social identity social science research psychosocial research ethnic discrimination societal influence intergroup relations political analysis political behavior automatic control emotion regulation human cognition cognitive bias mitigation candidate selection personality science implicit social cognition implicit attitudes affect misattribution procedure race relations decision analysis experimental psychopathology disparate impact social categorization experimental decision making psychodynamic white supremacy psychometrics controlled processes income inequality positive psychology crowd behavior human sciences attribution theory mathematical psychology emotional responses manipulation (psychology) social theory affect misattribution explicit prejudice other people accessibility bias implicit biases candidate choice systemic racism implicit bias research group variability black americans class conflict social inequality economic inequality human mind sociology

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Can Selecting the Most Qualified Candidate Be Unfair? Learning About Socioeconomic Advantages and Disadvantages Reduces the Perceived Fairness of Meritocracy and Increases Support for Socioeconomic Diversity Initiatives in Organizations.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2024)

Daniela Goya-TocchettoAaron C KayB Keith Payne

selection biassocioeconomic advantageshuman decision processfairnesspsychologydecision theoryexperimental analysis of behaviorperceived fairnesssocial sciencesdecision sciencecandidate selectionsocioeconomic diversity initiativesexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciencesexperimental psychology

Exploring the Relation Between Early Childhood Education and Historical and Contemporary Racism and Bias for Black Children. Early Childhood Research Quarterly (2024)

Heidi A. VuletichB. Aspacia StaffordIheoma U. IrukaB. Keith Payne

racial equityblack childrenracial prejudicecontemporary racismhistoryearly childhood educationafrican american studiesearly childhoodracial discriminationbias

Implicit Affective Responses to Suicide‐Related Stimuli: Differences as a Function of Suicide Attempt History and Concurrent Substance Use. Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior (2024)

Jeremy L. GroveAngela M. TunnoShayna M. CheekBridget E. WellerNicole C. HeilbronAdrienne B. InscoeB. Keith PayneTia L. TyndalDavid B. Goldston

psychopathologysuicideaffective disordersviolent behaviorimplicit affective responsesbehavioral sciencesconcurrent substance usebehavioral healthmental healthaddictive behaviorssuicide-related stimulicompulsive behaviorspsychologysubstance usepsychiatrysubstance use disorderssubstance abuseaddictionsuicide attempt historypsychological trauma

Implicit Bias as a Cognitive Manifestation of Systemic Racism. Daedalus (2024)

Manuel J. GalvanB. Keith Payne

social cognitionsystemic racismcognitive sciencepsychologycognitive manifestationimplicit biasbehavioral sciences

Is Discrimination Widespread or Concentrated? Evaluating the Distribution of Anti-Black Discrimination in Judicial, Hiring, and Housing Decisions.. UNC Libraries (2024)

Galvan, Manuel JAlvarez, Gabriella MCipolli, WilliamCooley, ErinMuscatell, Keely APayne, B Keith

racial equityanti-black discriminationethnic discriminationanti-racismsocial inequalityracial prejudicesociologysocial biashousing decisionssocial sciencesdisparitiesafrican american studiesracial discriminationsocial justiceoppression

Moral Disagreement Across Politics is Explained by Different Assumptions About Who is Most Vulnerable to Harm. (2024)

Jake WomickDaniela Goya-TocchettoNicolas Restrepo OchoaCarlos RebollarKyra KapsaskisSamuel PrattKeith PayneStephen VaiseyKurt Gray

politicsvulnerabilitydifferent assumptionspolitical sciencemoral disagreement

The Bias of Crowds: Rethinking Implicit Bias in Social Context. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Kristjen B. LundbergB. Keith Payne

social cognitionpsychologyunconscious biascrowd behaviorsocial biassocial behaviorsocial sciencescognitive bias mitigationrethinking implicit biassocial psychologysocial influencebias

People's Preferences for Inequality Respond Instantly to Changes in Status: A Simulated Society Experiment of Conflict Between the Rich and the Poor. Cognitive Science (2023)

Heidi A. VuletichKurt GrayB. Keith Payne

socioeconomic statuscognitive psychologysocial inequalitycognitive sciencepsychologysociologysocial changeclass conflictartificial societyexperimental social psychologyeconomic inequalityexperimental psychology

Testing the Automaticity Features of the Affect Misattribution Procedure: The Roles of Awareness and Intentionality. Behavior Research Methods (2023)

Benedek KurdiDavid E. MelnikoffJason W. HannayArın KorkmazKent M. LeeEmily RitchieNicholas SurdelHeidi A. VuletichXin YangB. Keith PayneMelissa J. Ferguson

emotion regulationattribution theorymanipulation (psychology)affect misattribution procedureaffectcognitive sciencepsychologybehavioral researchemotional responsespsychological sciencehuman behaviorautomaticity featuresapplied psychologysocial psychologyexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciencesemotions

The Great Migration and Implicit Bias in the Northern United States. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2023)

Heidi A. VuletichNicolas SommetB. Keith Payne

personality scienceregional relevancepsychological sciencesocial sciencespsychosocial researchgreat migrationmental healthapplied social psychologysocial psychologypersonality psychologyimplicit biassocial theorymigration studiespsychologypersonalitysocial science researchsocial changenorthern united statesdemographyexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciences

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Keith Payne

Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology and Neuroscience

Keith Payne is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Keith Payne

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Daniela Goya-TocchettoAaron C KayB Keith Payne

Exploring the Relation Between Early Childhood Education and Historical and Contemporary Racism and Bias for Black Children. Early Childhood Research Quarterly (2024)

Heidi A. VuletichB. Aspacia StaffordIheoma U. IrukaB. Keith Payne

racial equityblack childrenracial prejudicecontemporary racismhistoryearly childhood educationafrican american studiesearly childhoodracial discriminationbias

Implicit Affective Responses to Suicide‐Related Stimuli: Differences as a Function of Suicide Attempt History and Concurrent Substance Use. Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior (2024)

Jeremy L. GroveAngela M. TunnoShayna M. CheekBridget E. WellerNicole C. HeilbronAdrienne B. InscoeB. Keith PayneTia L. TyndalDavid B. Goldston

Implicit Bias as a Cognitive Manifestation of Systemic Racism. Daedalus (2024)

Manuel J. GalvanB. Keith Payne

social cognitionsystemic racismcognitive sciencepsychologycognitive manifestationimplicit biasbehavioral sciences

Is Discrimination Widespread or Concentrated? Evaluating the Distribution of Anti-Black Discrimination in Judicial, Hiring, and Housing Decisions.. UNC Libraries (2024)

Galvan, Manuel JAlvarez, Gabriella MCipolli, WilliamCooley, ErinMuscatell, Keely APayne, B Keith

Moral Disagreement Across Politics is Explained by Different Assumptions About Who is Most Vulnerable to Harm. (2024)

Jake WomickDaniela Goya-TocchettoNicolas Restrepo OchoaCarlos RebollarKyra KapsaskisSamuel PrattKeith PayneStephen VaiseyKurt Gray

politicsvulnerabilitydifferent assumptionspolitical sciencemoral disagreement

The Bias of Crowds: Rethinking Implicit Bias in Social Context. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Kristjen B. LundbergB. Keith Payne

social cognitionpsychologyunconscious biascrowd behaviorsocial biassocial behaviorsocial sciencescognitive bias mitigationrethinking implicit biassocial psychologysocial influencebias

People's Preferences for Inequality Respond Instantly to Changes in Status: A Simulated Society Experiment of Conflict Between the Rich and the Poor. Cognitive Science (2023)

Heidi A. VuletichKurt GrayB. Keith Payne

Testing the Automaticity Features of the Affect Misattribution Procedure: The Roles of Awareness and Intentionality. Behavior Research Methods (2023)

Benedek KurdiDavid E. MelnikoffJason W. HannayArın KorkmazKent M. LeeEmily RitchieNicholas SurdelHeidi A. VuletichXin YangB. Keith PayneMelissa J. Ferguson

The Great Migration and Implicit Bias in the Northern United States. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2023)

Heidi A. VuletichNicolas SommetB. Keith Payne

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