Lab Members

Jeff Sherman, Principal Investigator
CV
Google Scholar

Siuoneh Didarloo, PhD Student
CV

Siuoneh is a 3rd year doctoral student in the Department of Psychology at UC Davis. She received her A.S in Administration of Justice from Pasadena City College,  her B.A. in Child Development (with a minor in psychology) from California State University, Los Angeles and her M.S. in Social Psychology (with a focus in Forensic Psychology) from California State University, Los Angeles. Her research interests include: effects of stereotyping and prejudice on memory and perception of others, automatic and controlled components of stereotyping and prejudice, diversity ideologies and attitudes toward ingroup/outgroup members, impression formation and evaluations of ingroup/outgroup members. Currently, she is examining how different categorization processes affect one’s memory, attitudes, and judgments of others. She is initiating a new project that explores the impact of empathy in courtrooms.

 Tommi Mayers, PhD Student
CV

Tommi is a 4^th year doctoral student in the Department of Psychology at UC Davis. She received her B.A. in Psychology from California State University, Fullerton and her M.A. in Psychological Science from California State University, San Marcos. Broadly, Tommi is interested in studying social categorization, social identity, stereotypes, attitudes, and intergroup relations.