Pirita See

Pirita See

Senior Lecturer

Education

Academic and Professional Experience

Academic Interests
Academic Interests

I am a social psychologist, who specializes in group-based biases involved in person perception (e.g., intergroup face processing, stereotyping, dehumanization, pro-social intentions). At SDSU, I teach courses in research methods and statistics in psychology, social psychology, the psychology of stereotyping and prejudice, health psychology and the psychology major. In addition to my role as a faculty advisor for Psi Chi and Psychology Club, I enjoy mentoring students' empirical research projects and career or graduate study explorations.

Research and Scholar Work

Areas of Research
  • Intergroup perception/relations
  • Social cognition
  • Face processing/memory
  • Dehumanization
  • Stereotyping and prejudice
  • Social power
Mailing Address:
Ag Engineering 225
School of Psych, Soc & Rural Studies-Box 2120
University Station
Brookings, SD 57007
Office Location:
Psychology, Sociology and Rural Studies
Room 225
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