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Chrissy Cerven
Degrees:
- University of Idaho, BA in Sociology and French, 2003
- University of California, Riverside, MA in Sociology 2006
Awards:
Study Abroad Scholarship, University of Idaho, 2000
Undergraduate Sociology Award, University of Idaho, 2003
Graduate Division Fellowship, University of California, Riverside, 2004
Graduate Division Fellowship, University of California, Riverside, 2005
Research Areas:
Social Psychology, Gender Studies
Publications:
Burke, Peter J., Jan E. Stets and Christine Cerven. (forthcoming March 2007). “Legitimation, Gender, and Identity Verification in Groups.” Social Psychology Quarterly.
Stets, Jan E., Michael Carter, Michael Harrod, Christine Cerven and Seth Abrutyn. (forthcoming). “The Moral Identity, Status, Moral Emotions and the Normative Order.”
Biography:
Ms. Cerven's research interests focus on identity processes among people of varying races, ethnicities, and genders. More particularly, she is interested in how the intersections of these varying identities promote or impede upward mobility and affect mental well-being.
Contact Information: ccerv006@student.ucr.edu
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