GPP Lab in the News

Check out this article in Tagesspiegel, which interviews Terri Vescio. In it, she answers the question: How will Trump's re-election affect the MeToo movement?

Kampf gegen sexualisierte Gewalt: Was bedeutet Donald Trumps Wiederwahl für MeToo?Ist Donald Trumps Sieg bei der US-Wahl das Ende von MeToo – oder kann er auch Chance sein? Drei Expertinnen über die Zukunft der Frauenbewegung.

Check out this article in the New York Times that cites research published by Terri Vescio and Nathaniel Schermerhorn of the GPP Lab!

Opinion | Trump Offered Men Something That Democrats Never CouldA set of easy answers that’s a formula for more alienation and anger.

Huge congratulations to Katsumi Yamaguchi-Pedroza, who received an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship to support her work on sexual violence toward women of color!!

Check out this article on PsyPost about recent research published by the GPP Lab!

Men are more likely than women to experience strong negative emotions in response to gender threats

New paper out now in the European Journal of Social Psychology by Nathaniel Schermerhorn and Terri Vescio! Click here to read

Check out this Professor Profile on Terri Vescio, Principal Investigator, in The Daily Collegian!

Penn State psychology professor Theresa Vescio seeks to ‘challenge the binary’ through research, courseworkWhen Theresa Vescio’s daughter was in fourth grade, she came home angry at a neighborhood boy who praised her for running fast for a girl — to which she replied,

Nathaniel Schermerhorn, current graduate student, will be part of a Cultural Conversations panel "Redefining Herstory" this week!

Cultural conversations November 2021.pdf

New article out in the Journal of Experimental Psychology!

Check out this new article by Terri Vescio, Nathaniel Schermerhorn, Jon Gallegos, and Marlaina Laubach in the November 2021 issue of JESP!

The GPP Lab is heading to SPSP 2022!

Congratulations to the following lab members who will be presenting at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology!

Abbie Lovisky (undergraduate research assistant) will be presenting "Masculinity Threat and Prejudiced Attitudes" with Katsumi Yamaguchi-Pedroza, Karleigh Veglia, and Terri Vescio.

Karleigh Veglia (undergradaute research assistant) will be presenting "Gender Threat and Anti-Female Sentiment" with Katsumi Yamaguchi-Pedroza, Abbie Lovisky, and Terri Vescio.

Katie Lewis (graduate student) will be presenting "Empathy and Feminist Standpoint Theory: Impact of Shared Identity and Understanding on Empathic Targets Feelings and Perceptions of Empathizers" with Julian Scheffer and Terri Vescio.

Nathaniel Schermerhorn (graduate student) will presenting "The Social Psychology of Hegemonic Masculinity" with Terri Vescio.

Come see us in San Francisco!

Check out this article in The Daily Collegian about lab member Janiyah Davis!

Penn State student Janiyah Davis ‘juggles’ undergraduate, graduate academics with extracurricular experiencesCollege students are often expected to have one major: Some Penn State students like Janiyah Davis are able to handle multiple degrees, extracurriculars and more.

Congratulations to Jada Scarboro who has been accepted to University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill's Nursing Program!! She will begin at UNC in May!

GPP Lab Principal Investigator, Dr. Terri Vescio, has been appointed a 2021 SPSP Fellow!

Full Press Release: https://www.spsp.org/news-center/announcements/2021-fellows-announced

Research from the lab was recently featured in the New York Times!

Coronavirus Safety Runs Into a Stubborn Barrier: MasculinityWhen political leaders suggest basic precautions appear unmanly, men are less likely to follow health and safety advice, experts say.

Congratulations to all of the lab members that will be presenting at the 2021 Annual Meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology!

Alice Mackenzie (undergraduate RA) will be presenting her posted entitled "The Role of Gendered Traits in Male-Dominated Workplaces."

Katie Lewis (graduate student) will be presenting her poster entitled "Threats to Masculinity Predict Increased Sexual Narcissism and Sexual Objectification".

Nathaniel Schermerhorn (graduate student) will be presenting his poster entitled "Hegemonic Masculinity Predicts Responses to COVID-19."

Nicholas Mallender (undergraduate RA) will be presenting his poster entitled "A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Power Priming."

This year's conference will be held virtually in February, 2021.