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Sasha Kimel

California State University, San Marcos

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California State University, San Marcos

Center for Training, Research, and Educational Excellence

College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Department Of Psychological Science

NoneSasha Kimel is currently serving as a California State University, San Marcos faculty at California State University, San Marcos.

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Sasha Kimel

California State University, San Marcos

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psychology social psychology behavioral sciences social sciences experimental social psychology social identity applied social psychology religious studies personality social behavior psychology of religion behavioral decision making intergroup relations cultural psychology moral psychology social cognition empathy conflict violent behavior emotion regulation racial prejudice emotional selfregulation group process human decision process intercultural studies sociology of religion interpersonal violence personality psychology neuroeconomics altruism prosocial behavior social identity theory cultural factors cross-cultural perspectives intergroup conflict psychological violence conflict studies subliminal affiliation gift-giving produces dissonance close others islamic thought political behavior political studies personality assessment decision science group phenomenon intergroup cooperation white supremacy collective action advocacy political conflict activism experimental decision making choice theory applied genetics behavioral health community mental health emotional responses social conflict spirituality life satisfaction social exclusion religiosity great replacement violent extremism perceived ousting extreme activism tripartite view choice justification prolonged conflict conciliatory attitudes sadness response cultural differences cold shoulder religious roots collectivistic values

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Supplementary Online Materials for “They’re Eating Our Pets!”: When Disgust and Perceived Cruelty Combine to Heighten Prejudice (Accepted for Publication in the British Journal of Social Psychology). OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2026)

social psychologyapplied social psychologyhuman behaviorbritish journalpsychological sciencesocial biassupplementary online materialsre eatingexperimental social psychologysocial sciencespsychologyracial prejudice

The Psychology of Offensive and Defensive Intergroup Violence: Preregistered Insights From 58 Countries. (2026)

conflictinternational securityintergroup conflictviolent crimepsychological violenceinterpersonal violencedefensive intergroup violenceconflict studiessocial sciencespsychologysecurity studiesviolent behaviorconflict resolution

‘They're Eating Our Pets!’: When Disgust and Perceived Cruelty Combine to Heighten Prejudice. British Journal of Social Psychology (2026)

racial discriminationsocial biascruelty combineculturebehavioral sciencesempathyexperimental social psychologyracial prejudicesocial behavior

A Systematic Review of First-Generation College Students’ Mental Health. Journal of American College Health (2023)

psychiatrycommunity mental healthmental healthpsychiatric researchpsychologypsychiatric carebehavioral health

Culture, Family Problems, Emotion Dysregulation and Nonsuicidal Self-Injury: Differences Among Taiwanese and Americans. Current Psychology (2023)

Yun-Jy YehWilliam TsaiJyun-Hong ChenSasha Kimel

family problemsdifferential psychologyculturenonsuicidal self-injurycultural psychologybehavioral sciencesfamily psychologyemotion dysregulationpsychology

Finding Your Roots: Do Dna Ancestry Tests Increase Racial (in)Tolerance?. Journal of Experimental Psychology Applied (2023)

Sasha Y KimelKinga M BierwiaczonekMilan ObaidiAnita FoemanBessie LawtonJames SidaniusJonas R Kunst

applied psychologyracebehavioral sciencesexperimental psychologypsychologyanthropology

Examining the Factor Structure and Measurement Invariance of the Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale Across Taiwanese and American University Students. Journal of Psychoeducational Assessment (2022)

Yun-Jy YehJyun-Hong ChenWilliam TsaiSasha Kimel

educational psychologyfactor structureemotion regulationeducational assessmentmeasurement invarianceamerican university studentsbehavioral sciencespsychologyeducational researchemotion regulation scalepsychological assessmentpsychoeducational assessment

Left out but “in Control”? Culture Variations in Perceived Control When Excluded by a Close Other. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2021)

Sasha Y. KimelDominik MischkowskiYuki MiyagawaYu Niiya

applied social psychologycultural factorsperceived controlsocial identitycross-cultural perspectivessocial psychologycultural divideintergroup relationscontrol ”ethnicitycultural psychologyintercultural studiesexperimental social psychologysocial behaviorsocial exclusionethnic studiessocial cognitioncultureeuropean americanspsychology

Morality as Fuel for Violence? Disentangling the Role of Religion in Violent Conflict. Social Cognition (2021)

psychology of religionreligiosityviolent conflictpsychological violencereligious studiesreligionmoral psychologyscientific study of religionsociology of religionmoralityconflict studiesconflictviolent behaviorphilosophy

The “Great Replacement” Conspiracy: How the Perceived Ousting of Whites Can Evoke Violent Extremism and Islamophobia. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations (2021)

Milan ObaidiJonas KunstSimon OzerSasha Y. Kimel

group processsocial identitygreat replacementracial prejudiceanti-racismracial discriminationsociologycritical race theoryinterpersonal violenceislamic thoughtperceived oustingviolent extremismintergroup relationsgroup phenomenonviolent behaviorwhite supremacystigmaintergroup cooperationprotestsocial sciencesafrican american studies

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Sasha Kimel

California State University, San Marcos

Affiliations

California State University, San Marcos

Center for Training, Research, and Educational Excellence

College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Department Of Psychological Science

NoneSasha Kimel is currently serving as a California State University, San Marcos faculty at California State University, San Marcos.

Honors

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Sasha Kimel

California State University, San Marcos

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

The Psychology of Offensive and Defensive Intergroup Violence: Preregistered Insights From 58 Countries. (2026)

‘They're Eating Our Pets!’: When Disgust and Perceived Cruelty Combine to Heighten Prejudice. British Journal of Social Psychology (2026)

racial discriminationsocial biascruelty combineculturebehavioral sciencesempathyexperimental social psychologyracial prejudicesocial behavior

A Systematic Review of First-Generation College Students’ Mental Health. Journal of American College Health (2023)

psychiatrycommunity mental healthmental healthpsychiatric researchpsychologypsychiatric carebehavioral health

Culture, Family Problems, Emotion Dysregulation and Nonsuicidal Self-Injury: Differences Among Taiwanese and Americans. Current Psychology (2023)

Yun-Jy YehWilliam TsaiJyun-Hong ChenSasha Kimel

family problemsdifferential psychologyculturenonsuicidal self-injurycultural psychologybehavioral sciencesfamily psychologyemotion dysregulationpsychology

Finding Your Roots: Do Dna Ancestry Tests Increase Racial (in)Tolerance?. Journal of Experimental Psychology Applied (2023)

Sasha Y KimelKinga M BierwiaczonekMilan ObaidiAnita FoemanBessie LawtonJames SidaniusJonas R Kunst

applied psychologyracebehavioral sciencesexperimental psychologypsychologyanthropology

Yun-Jy YehJyun-Hong ChenWilliam TsaiSasha Kimel

Left out but “in Control”? Culture Variations in Perceived Control When Excluded by a Close Other. Social Psychological and Personality Science (2021)

Sasha Y. KimelDominik MischkowskiYuki MiyagawaYu Niiya

Morality as Fuel for Violence? Disentangling the Role of Religion in Violent Conflict. Social Cognition (2021)

The “Great Replacement” Conspiracy: How the Perceived Ousting of Whites Can Evoke Violent Extremism and Islamophobia. Group Processes & Intergroup Relations (2021)

Milan ObaidiJonas KunstSimon OzerSasha Y. Kimel

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