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Wendy M. Williams

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Cornell University

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College of Human Ecology

Department of Psychology

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology

Wendy M. Williams is currently serving as a College Of Human Ecology Professor at Cornell University.

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Critical Thinking in the Age of Political Polarization: Navigating Cognitive Biases, Social Identity, and Affiliation. (2025)

Wendy M. WilliamsRandy T. LeeCory J. ClarkWynne Williams-Ceci

politicspolitical theorypolitical sciencecritical thinkingintellectual discoursesocial identityidentity politicspolitical analysispolitical psychologypolitical behaviorsocial sciencespolitical polarizationpolitical process

Adversarial Collaboration: An Undervalued Approach in Behavioral Science.. American Psychologist (2024)

Stephen J CeciCory J ClarkLee JussimWendy M Williams

available procedurespower analysesbehavioral researchgroup decisionresearch ethicscooperationai safetydata sciencebehavioral sciencestrustworthy aiadversarial collaborationresearch policyexperimental social psychologyopen collaborationopen science

Reply to Darlow and Gray: Censorship is Exclusion. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Cory J. ClarkMusa al-GharbiRoy F. BaumeisterApril Bleske-RechekDavid BussStephen CeciJoseph ForgasKomi FreyDavid C. GearyGlenn GeherMarco Del GiudiceLee S. JussimAnna I. KrylovChris MartinGeoffrey MillerPamela PareskyCatherine SalmonSteve Stewart-WilliamsAnne E. WilsonWendy WilliamsBo M. WinegardWilliam von Hippel

emotion regulationpsychological sciencebodily sensationsaffective neuroscienceemotional selfregulationconscious emotional experiencesemotional responsessomatosensory feedbackemotion recognitionpsychologyexperimental psychologyaffective disorderscognitive scienceaffectemotions

Taboos and Self-Censorship Among U.S. Psychology Professors. Perspectives on Psychological Science (2024)

Cory J. ClarkMatias FjeldmarkLouise LuRoy F. BaumeisterStephen CeciKomi FreyGeoffrey MillerWilfred ReillyDianne TiceWilliam von HippelWendy M. WilliamsBo M. WinegardPhilip E. Tetlock

psychological methodscontroversial empirical claimssocial science researchresearch ethicscensorshipqualitative interviewsacademic ethicsocial sciencesqualitative researchpsychology professorshuman research ethicsjournalism

Are Claims of Fairness Toward Women in the Academy “Manufactured”? the Risk of Basing Arguments on Incomplete Data. Sexuality & Culture (2023)

Stephen J. CeciWendy M. Williams

are claimswomen's studiesfairnessdisparitiesfairness toward womengender discriminationgender inequalitydisparate impactfeminist theoryfeminist studiesacademic ethicincomplete datagender studiesbiasfeminist philosophysocial sciencesgender diversitygender disparitiesgender divide

Exploring Gender Bias in Six Key Domains of Academic Science: An Adversarial Collaboration. Psychological Science in the Public Interest (2023)

Stephen J. CeciShulamit KahnWendy M. Williams

gender biasacademic scienceempirical evidencegender studiessex rolessexismgender diversitygender disparitiesjournalismbiasgender inequality

How Politically Motivated Social Media and Lack of Political Diversity Corrupt Science. Springer eBooks (2023)

Wendy M. WilliamsStephen J. Ceci

political culturesocial mediapolitical sciencefake newsmotivated social mediapublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical communicationsocial sciencespolitical behaviorsocial medium intelligence

Prosocial Motives Underlie Scientific Censorship by Scientists: A Perspective and Research Agenda. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Cory J. ClarkLee JussimKomi FreySean T. StevensMusa al-GharbiKarl AquinoJ. Michael BaileyNicole BarbaroRoy F. BaumeisterApril Bleske-RechekDavid BussStephen CeciMarco Del GiudicePeter H. DittoJoseph P. ForgasDavid C. GearyGlenn GeherSarah HaiderNathan HoneycuttHrishikesh JoshiAnna I. KrylovElizabeth LoftusGlenn LouryLouise LuMichael MacyChris C. MartinJohn McWhorterGeoffrey MillerPamela PareskySteven PinkerWilfred ReillyCatherine SalmonSteve Stewart-WilliamsPhilip E. TetlockWendy M. WilliamsAnne E. WilsonBo M. WinegardGeorge YanceyWilliam von Hippel

ethical theorypublication ethicsscience and technology studiesresearch ethicscensorshipscience ethicsscientific communicationresearch agendalow scientific qualitysocial sciencesscientometricsscientific censorshippolitical communicationcommunicationresearch policy

Assessing Gender Bias in Particle Physics and Social Science Recommendations for Academic Jobs. Social Sciences (2022)

Robert H. BernsteinMichael W. MacyWendy M. WilliamsChristopher J. CameronSterling Chance Williams-CeciStephen J. Ceci

gender biasgendered contextsocial science researchexperimental particle physicsgendered perceptionsgender studiessex rolesparticle physicssocial sciencesgender diversitybiasgender dividegender inequality

Challenges for Intelligence Today: Combatting Misinformation and Fake News. Springer eBooks (2022)

Stephen J. CeciWendy M. Williams

fraudonline informationmisinformationdisinformation detectionfake newsintelligent computingcommunicationinformation forensicsjournalism

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Wendy M. Williams

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

College of Human Ecology

Department of Psychology

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Psychology

Wendy M. Williams is currently serving as a College Of Human Ecology Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Cornell University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Critical Thinking in the Age of Political Polarization: Navigating Cognitive Biases, Social Identity, and Affiliation. (2025)

Wendy M. WilliamsRandy T. LeeCory J. ClarkWynne Williams-Ceci

Adversarial Collaboration: An Undervalued Approach in Behavioral Science.. American Psychologist (2024)

Stephen J CeciCory J ClarkLee JussimWendy M Williams

Reply to Darlow and Gray: Censorship is Exclusion. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2024)

Taboos and Self-Censorship Among U.S. Psychology Professors. Perspectives on Psychological Science (2024)

Cory J. ClarkMatias FjeldmarkLouise LuRoy F. BaumeisterStephen CeciKomi FreyGeoffrey MillerWilfred ReillyDianne TiceWilliam von HippelWendy M. WilliamsBo M. WinegardPhilip E. Tetlock

Are Claims of Fairness Toward Women in the Academy “Manufactured”? the Risk of Basing Arguments on Incomplete Data. Sexuality & Culture (2023)

Stephen J. CeciWendy M. Williams

Exploring Gender Bias in Six Key Domains of Academic Science: An Adversarial Collaboration. Psychological Science in the Public Interest (2023)

Stephen J. CeciShulamit KahnWendy M. Williams

gender biasacademic scienceempirical evidencegender studiessex rolessexismgender diversitygender disparitiesjournalismbiasgender inequality

How Politically Motivated Social Media and Lack of Political Diversity Corrupt Science. Springer eBooks (2023)

Wendy M. WilliamsStephen J. Ceci

political culturesocial mediapolitical sciencefake newsmotivated social mediapublic opinionpolitical analysispolitical communicationsocial sciencespolitical behaviorsocial medium intelligence

Prosocial Motives Underlie Scientific Censorship by Scientists: A Perspective and Research Agenda. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (2023)

Assessing Gender Bias in Particle Physics and Social Science Recommendations for Academic Jobs. Social Sciences (2022)

Robert H. BernsteinMichael W. MacyWendy M. WilliamsChristopher J. CameronSterling Chance Williams-CeciStephen J. Ceci

Challenges for Intelligence Today: Combatting Misinformation and Fake News. Springer eBooks (2022)

Stephen J. CeciWendy M. Williams

fraudonline informationmisinformationdisinformation detectionfake newsintelligent computingcommunicationinformation forensicsjournalism

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