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William Swann

Professor of Social and Personality Psychology

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

William Swann is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor of Social and Personality Psychology at University of Texas At Austin.

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William Swann

University of Texas at Austin

Professor of Social and Personality Psychology

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Buying the Blackpill. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Gregory J. RousisWilliam B. Swann

african american studiesblack experiencesocial mediaeconomicsbuying behaviors

Comprehensive Identity Fusion Theory (Cift): New Insights and a Revised Theory. Advances in experimental social psychology (2024)

William B. SwannJack W. KleinÁngel Gómez

experimental social psychologysocial sciencessocial psychologyexperimental psychologypsychologybehavioral sciencesapplied social psychologysocial cognition

Feeling Understood Fosters Identity Fusion.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2024)

Angel GómezAlexandra VázquezBeatriz AlbaLaura BlancoJuana ChinchillaSandra ChiclanaWilliam B Swann

experimental social psychologydevelopmental psychologycognitive sciencecultural psychologypsychosocial researchsocial psychologypsychologybehavioral sciencesapplied social psychologypersonalitysocial cognitionpersonality psychologynarrative

High Economic Inequality is Linked to Greater Moralization. PNAS Nexus (2024)

Kelly KirklandPaul A M Van LangeDrew GorenzKhandis BlakeCatherine E AmiotLiisi AusmeesPeter BagumaOumar BarryMaja BeckerMichal BilewiczWatcharaporn BoonyasiriwatRobert W BoothThomas CastelainGiulio CostantiniGirts DimdinsAgustín EspinosaGillian FinchilescuRonald FischerMalte FrieseÁngel GómezRoberto GonzálezNobuhiko GotoPeter HalamaCamilo Hurtado-ParradoRuby D IlustrisimoGabriela M Jiga-BoyPeter KuppensSteve LoughnanKhairul A MastorNeil McLatchieLindsay M NovakBlessing N OnyekachiMuhammad RizwanMark SchallerEleonora SerafimovskaEunkook M SuhWilliam B SwannEddie M W TongAna TorresRhiannon N TurnerChristin-Melanie VauclairAlexander VinogradovZhechen WangVictoria Wai Lan YeungBrock Bastian

economic inequalitypsychologyeconomicsneuroscience

Identity Fusion and Support for Political Authoritarianism: Lessons From the U.S. Insurrection of 2021. Political Psychology (2024)

Francois Alexi MartelPhilip MonizAshwini AshokkumarWilliam B. Swann

ideologypolitical authoritarianismregime analysispolitical psychologypolitical scienceidentity fusion

A Truly Responsive Listener is a Self-Verifying Listener. Current Opinion in Psychology (2023)

Jennifer K. BossonWilliam B. Swann

psychologybehavioral scienceshuman performanceresponsive listenerself-verifying listener

Behind the Blackpill: Self-Verification and Identity Fusion Predict Endorsement of Violence Against Women Among Self-Identified Incels. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (2023)

Gregory J. RousisFrancois Alexi MartelJennifer K. BossonWilliam B. Swann

self-identified incelssocial sciencessocial psychologypsychologybehavioral sciencespersonalitypersonality psychologyidentity fusion

Can Identity Fusion Foster Social Harmony? Strongly Fused Individuals Embrace Familiar Outgroup Members Unless Threatened. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2023)

Alexandra VázquezÁngel GómezLucía López-RodríguezWilliam B. Swann

experimental social psychologysocial harmonysocial sciencessocial psychologyexperimental psychologysocial cognition

You Are What You Play: The Risks of Identity Fusion in Toxic Gamer Cultures. Games Research and Practice (2023)

Rachel KowertAlexi MartelWilliam B. Swann

game theoryvideo game addictionsocial sciencespsychologybehavioral sciencesplayer experiencegame studiestoxic gamer culturesidentity fusion

A 32‐Society Investigation of the Influence of Perceived Economic Inequality on Social Class Stereotyping. European Journal of Social Psychology (2022)

Porntida TanjitpiyanondJolanda JettenKim PetersAshwini AshokkumarOumar BarryMatthew BilletMaja BeckerRobert W. BoothDiego CastroJuana ChinchillaGiulio CostantiniEgon DejonckheereGirts DimdinsYasemin ErbasAgustín EspinosaGillian FinchilescuÁngel GómezRoberto GonzálezNobuhiko GotoAya HatanoLea HartwichSomboon JarukasemthaweeJaya Kumar KarunagharanLindsay M. NovakJinseok P. KimMichal KohútYi LiuSteve LoughnanIke E. OnyishiCharity N. OnyishiMicaela VarelaIris S. Pattara‐angkoonMüjde PekerKullaya PisitsungkagarnMuhammad RizwanEunkook M. SuhWilliam SwannEddie M. W. TongRhiannon N. TurnerNiels VanhasbroeckPaul A. M. Van LangeChristin‐Melanie VauclairAlexander VinogradovGrace WaceraZhechen WangSusilo WibisonoVictoria Wai‐Lan Yeung

perceived economic inequalityeconomic inequalitysocial classsocial sciencessocial psychologypsychologysocietal influencesociology

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William Swann

Professor of Social and Personality Psychology

University of Texas at Austin

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

William Swann is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor of Social and Personality Psychology at University of Texas At Austin.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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William Swann

University of Texas at Austin

Professor of Social and Personality Psychology

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Buying the Blackpill. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2024)

Gregory J. RousisWilliam B. Swann

african american studiesblack experiencesocial mediaeconomicsbuying behaviors

Comprehensive Identity Fusion Theory (Cift): New Insights and a Revised Theory. Advances in experimental social psychology (2024)

William B. SwannJack W. KleinÁngel Gómez

experimental social psychologysocial sciencessocial psychologyexperimental psychologypsychologybehavioral sciencesapplied social psychologysocial cognition

Feeling Understood Fosters Identity Fusion.. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (2024)

Angel GómezAlexandra VázquezBeatriz AlbaLaura BlancoJuana ChinchillaSandra ChiclanaWilliam B Swann

High Economic Inequality is Linked to Greater Moralization. PNAS Nexus (2024)

economic inequalitypsychologyeconomicsneuroscience

Identity Fusion and Support for Political Authoritarianism: Lessons From the U.S. Insurrection of 2021. Political Psychology (2024)

Francois Alexi MartelPhilip MonizAshwini AshokkumarWilliam B. Swann

ideologypolitical authoritarianismregime analysispolitical psychologypolitical scienceidentity fusion

A Truly Responsive Listener is a Self-Verifying Listener. Current Opinion in Psychology (2023)

Jennifer K. BossonWilliam B. Swann

psychologybehavioral scienceshuman performanceresponsive listenerself-verifying listener

Behind the Blackpill: Self-Verification and Identity Fusion Predict Endorsement of Violence Against Women Among Self-Identified Incels. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin (2023)

Gregory J. RousisFrancois Alexi MartelJennifer K. BossonWilliam B. Swann

self-identified incelssocial sciencessocial psychologypsychologybehavioral sciencespersonalitypersonality psychologyidentity fusion

Can Identity Fusion Foster Social Harmony? Strongly Fused Individuals Embrace Familiar Outgroup Members Unless Threatened. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology (2023)

Alexandra VázquezÁngel GómezLucía López-RodríguezWilliam B. Swann

experimental social psychologysocial harmonysocial sciencessocial psychologyexperimental psychologysocial cognition

You Are What You Play: The Risks of Identity Fusion in Toxic Gamer Cultures. Games Research and Practice (2023)

Rachel KowertAlexi MartelWilliam B. Swann

game theoryvideo game addictionsocial sciencespsychologybehavioral sciencesplayer experiencegame studiestoxic gamer culturesidentity fusion

A 32‐Society Investigation of the Influence of Perceived Economic Inequality on Social Class Stereotyping. European Journal of Social Psychology (2022)

perceived economic inequalityeconomic inequalitysocial classsocial sciencessocial psychologypsychologysocietal influencesociology

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