IPR - Institute for Policy Research - Northwestern University

published articles and chapters
variation and the challenge of innovation. Educational
Evaluation and Policy Analysis 30(4): 319–43.
Reininger, M., with K. Hammerness. 2008. Who goes into
early-entry programs? In Alternative Routes to Teaching:
Mapping the New Landscape of Teacher Education, ed.
P. Grossman and S. Loeb. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard
Education Press.
Jennifer Richeson
Richeson, J., and S. Trawalter. 2008. The threat of
appearing prejudiced and race-based attentional biases.
Psychological Science 19(2): 98–102.
Richeson, J., S. Trawalter, and A. Baird. 2008. Eye-gaze
direction modulates race-related amygdala activity. Group
Processes & Intergroup Relations 11(2): 233–46.
Chiao, J., R. Adams Jr., P. Tse, W. Lowenthal, J. Richeson,
and N. Ambady. 2008. Knowing who’s the boss: fMRI and
ERP investigations of social dominance perception. Group
Processes & Intergroup Relations 11(2): 201–14.
Krendl, A., J. Richeson, W. Kelley, and T. Heatherton.
2008. The negative consequences of threat: A functional
magnetic resonance imaging investigation of the neural
mechanisms underlying women’s underperformance in
math. Psychological Science 19(2): 168–75.
Trawalter, S., and J. Richeson. 2008. Let’s talk about
race, Baby! When whites’ and blacks’ interracial contact
experiences diverge. Journal of Experimental Social
Psychology 44(4): 1214–17.
Trawalter, S., A. Todd, A. Baird, and J. Richeson. 2008.
Attending to threat: Race-based patterns of selective
attention. Journal of Experimental Social Psychology 44(5):
1322–27.
Andrew Roberts
Roberts, A. 2008. Hyperaccountability: Economic voting in
Central and Eastern Europe. Electoral Studies 27(3): 533–46.
Roberts, A., with J. Druckman. 2008. Measuring portfolio
salience in Eastern European parliamentary democracies.
European Journal of Political Research 41(1): 101–34.
Dorothy Roberts
Roberts, D. 2008. The racial geography of state child
protection. In New Landscapes of Inequality: Neoliberalism
and the Erosion of Democracy in America, ed. J. Collins, M.
di Leonardo, and B. Williams, 153–68. Sante Fe, N.M.:
SAR Press.
Roberts, D. 2008. Race and the new reproduction;
Making reproduction a crime. In The Reproductive Rights
Reader: Law, Medicine, and the Construction of Motherhood,
ed. N. Ehrenreich, 308–19 and 368–86. New York: New
York University Press.
Roberts, D. 2008. Is race-based medicine good for us?
African American approaches to race, biomedicine, and
equality. Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics 36(3): 537–45.
Roberts, D. 2008. The racial geography of child welfare:
Toward a new research paradigm. Child Welfare 87(2):
125–50.
Roberts, D. 2008. Torture and the biopolitics of race.
University of Miami Law Review 62(2): 229–48.
James Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum, J., with K. White. 2008. Inside the black
box of accountability: How high-stakes accountability
alters school culture and the classification and treatment
of students and teachers. In No Child Left Behind and
the Reduction of the Achievement Gap, ed. A. Sadovnik, J.
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Establishing and enforcing standards and norms regarding the expression of bias are of paramount
importance to the creation of a more harmonious, yet diverse, society. The present results suggest, however, that
such standards may unwittingly encourage anxious reactions and threat responses toward members of relevant
out-groups—reactions that are revealed even in basic components of visual attention.
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Richeson, J., and S. Trawalter. 2008. The threat of appearing prejudiced and race-based attentional biases.
Psychological Science 19(2): 98–102 (p. 102).
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