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Anita Kim, Ph.D.

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2010 Psychology University of Minnesota, Twin Cities, Minneapolis, MN 
Area:
Social Psychology, General Psychology
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E Borgida grad student 2010 UMN
 (On the role of social norms in the expression of self-interest.)

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Kim A, Berry CM. (2015) Individual differences in social dominance orientation predict support for the use of cognitive ability tests. Journal of Personality. 83: 14-25
Kim A, Tidwell N. (2014) Examining the impact of sexism on evaluations of social scientific evidence in discrimination litigation. Law and Human Behavior. 38: 520-30
Kim A. (2014) The Curious Case of Self-Interest: Inconsistent Effects and Ambivalence toward a Widely Accepted Construct Journal For the Theory of Social Behaviour. 44: 99-122
Kim A, Stark E, Borgida E. (2011) Symbolic Politics and the Prediction of Attitudes Toward Federal Regulation of Reduced-Exposure Tobacco Products Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 41: 381-400
Hunt CV, Kim A, Borgida E, et al. (2010) Revisiting the self-interest versus values debate: The role of temporal perspective Journal of Experimental Social Psychology. 46: 1155-1158
Borgida E, Deason G, Kim A, et al. (2008) Stereotyping Research and Employment Discrimination: Time to See the Forest for the Trees Industrial and Organizational Psychology. 1: 405-408
Stark E, Borgida E, Kim A, et al. (2008) Understanding Public Attitudes Toward Tobacco Harm Reduction: The Role of Attitude Structure1 Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 38: 2615-2635
Stark E, Kim A, Miller C, et al. (2008) Effects of including a graphic warning label in advertisements for reduced-exposure products: Implications for persuasion and policy Journal of Applied Social Psychology. 38: 281-293
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