Maya Rabinowitz
Department of Psychology, Yale University
Maya Rabinowitz is a doctoral candidate in Psychology at Yale University, where research focuses on collective resistance, intergroup betrayal, and stigma-based solidarity. Rabinowitz completed a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Princeton University in 2022 and has worked concurrently as a Research Assistant at the RAND Corporation. Published work addresses topics including intergroup relations and political alliances, racial heterogeneity in fiction reading habits, participatory compensation methodologies, and the conditions under which solidarity among stigmatized groups may be undermined by betrayal. Additional work examines ethno-nationalism in the United States and conflicts between child development and teacher expectations.
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Stigma-based solidarity betrayal: Implications for resistance to the rise of ethno-nationalism in the U.S.
By Crystal Shackleford, Maya Rabinowitz, & Jennifer A. Richeson
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