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Elena Stepanova

Dr. Elena Stepanova

Associate Professor

Bio

Dr. Stepanova is a social cognitive psychologist and a Principal Investigator at the Social Cognition and Behavior Lab (SCBL) at the University of 51¶ºÄÌ Mississippi, School of Psychology. She obtained her B.A. in Psychology from La Sierra University (Riverside, CA), and A.M. and Ph.D. in Social and Personality Psychology from Washington University in Saint Louis (St. Louis, MO). She also completed postdoctoral training in addictions at the University of Missouri (Columbia, MO). Dr. Stepanova is serving on the editorial board of The Journal of Social Psychology.

  • Social and Personality Psychology (PHD) - Washington University in St Louis (2010)

Introduction to Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences;
Senior Seminar;
Social Psychology;
Advanced Social Psychology

  • The role of feature-based discrimination in driving health disparities among Black Americans, Ethnicity and Health, 2020,
  • Alcohol priming and blame attribution in an acquaintance rape vignette. , Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2021,
  • The Effect of Group Polarization on Opposition to Donald Trump, Political Psychology, 2019,
  • Effects of exposure to alcohol-related cues on racial discrimination, EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 2018,
  • Effects of Exposure to Alcohol-Related Cues on Racial Prejudice, SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 2018,
  • Attractiveness as a Function of Skin Tone and Facial Features: Evidence from Categorization Studies, JOURNAL OF GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, 2018,
  • Pictorial Race Activation in Priming Measures, Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 2016,
  • The Development of White-Asian Categorization: Contributions from Skin Color and Other Physiognomic Cues, PLOS ONE, 2016,
  • Society for Personality and Social Psychology
  • Russian (Native or Bilingual)

Contact Me

Owings-McQuagge Hall (OMH) 220B

Hattiesburg

Email
Elena.StepanovaFREEMississippi

Phone
601.266.4592

Areas of Expertise

Experimental Psychology: social cognition and cross-cultural psychology