Linda Zou

Linda Zou is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Washington. Her research focuses on social cognition, racial dynamics, and multicultural interactions. She holds a PhD in Psychology from the University of Washington (2019), an MA from the same university (2015), and a BA in Psychology from the College of William and Mary (2012).

Education:

• PhD in Psychology, University of Washington, 2019
• MA in Psychology, University of Washington, 2015
• BA in Psychology, College of William and Mary, 2012

Her research interests span social psychology, cultural psychology, and racial position theory. She examines how stereotypes influence political attitudes, multicultural interactions, and perceptions of racial groups. Her work also explores the intersection of race, sexuality, and identity, particularly among Asian Americans.

Recent articles highlight trends in addressing racial bias in academic publishing, analyzing stereotypes in AI language models, and investigating cultural threat perceptions. These works underscore her commitment to advancing equity and understanding sociocultural dynamics.

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