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Jonas R. Kunst

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Professor Jonas R. Kunst, a specialist in Cultural and Social Psychology, Media Psychology, and Consumer Psychology is affiliated with the University of Oslo and BI Norwegian Business School. His core interests span acculturation, political extremism (including violent extremism), artificial intelligence, the mechanisms underlying misinformation and conspiracy theories, food psychology, and acculturation. He was a Fulbright scholar at Harvard and a post-doctoral fellow at Yale.

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John F. Dovidio

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John Dovidio, Carl I. Hovland Professor at Yale University, is an expert in social, health, and applied psychology. He investigates social power and relations, focusing on explicit and implicit biases towards different groups. A core contribution is the extensive study of aversive racism, a subtle form of contemporary prejudice, and the common in-group identity model that has been influential on the field. His research also addresses methods to reduce bias and the impact of stigma and provider bias on health care outcomes.

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