New paper! "Reviewing Research on Transgender and Nonbinary People in Social Psychology: Insights and Future Research Directions" With the magical @kirameans.bsky.social onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

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(Title: Gender Psychologists’ Views About Publishing; IRB-2025-1084; PI: Dr. Thekla Morgenroth, Purdue University, [email protected])

Gender need not be your primary area of research; you are eligible to complete the survey if you have studied any gender-related topics at any point. See the link below and feel free to let us (myself and @theklamorgenroth.bsky.social) know if you have any questions! 2/x

Are you a social psychologist who studies gender? We invite you to complete a 15-minute voluntary and anonymous survey about your experiences with publishing your research. 1/x

Making my first Bluesky post with a fun announcement. I’m so happy I’m me moving back to my hometown of Chicago to work with @jinxungoh.bsky.social and Sohad Murrar as a postdoc this Fall at UIC! Grateful to the village that got me to this point 🫶🏽

It's great that social psych research on these topics is becoming more common, but we argue that this work still lacks power and status, inhibiting its impacts. We call for those making publishing and funding decisions to be attentive to this issue and work to reverse it. (3/x)

Using PsycINFO keyword searches, we found that trans- and nonbinary-related research is published very infrequently in social psychology's "top" journals—much less than traditionally binary gender research—and has seemingly never been funded by the NSF's social psychology program. (2/n)

Marking my official switch to Bluesky with an exciting announcement... my first first-author paper, with support from the amazing @theklamorgenroth.bsky.social, is now published in Frontiers in Social Psychology!! Read on for a brief summary and download the paper here: doi.org/10.3389/frsp... (1/n)