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Jessica Salvatore

Department of Psychology, James Madison University, USA

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Jessica Salvatore is a psychologist at the Department of Psychology, James Madison University, whose research examines how people identify with social groups and monitor threats to those identities. Salvatore's work addresses collective identification and identity vigilance, with particular attention to LGBTQ+ populations and how individuals perceive and respond to progressive social change.

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