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PJ Henry is an Associate Professor of Psychology and Global Network Associate Professor of Psychology at New York University Abu Dhabi (NYUAD), where he conducts research and teaches courses in social psychology. His academic affiliations include NYUAD, DePaul University (former), and the American University of Beirut (former). He holds a PhD from the University of California, Los Angeles and a BA from the University of Wisconsin.
Research Interests:
PJ Henry's research centers on gender roles, masculinity/femininity, sexuality, and social justice, particularly how beliefs about gender function as a guiding ideological system shaping political and social attitudes. He also investigates symbolic racism, authoritarianism, intergroup relations, and system justification. His work spans multiple levels of analysis—from individual psychology to national-level trends—using survey methodology and archival data analysis.
Recent Research Trends:
His recent publications reveal a strong focus on gender equality, social attitudes toward LGBTQ+ populations, the psychological effects of income change on social trust, and the role of stigma and status in authoritarianism and job satisfaction. His work often applies a cross-national lens, highlighting cultural and structural influences on psychological processes.
Scientific Awards:
No scientific awards or fellowships were mentioned in the provided texts.
Advising and Grants:
While specific advisees are not listed, PJ Henry has served as a mentor in the Capstone Project in Psychology at NYUAD. He is co-Principal Investigator on the WeAreNYUAD Survey, a longitudinal study tracking student beliefs and attitudes, funded by the LSE Middle East Center. This project examines how global university experiences shape cosmopolitan identities and socio-political attitudes.
Labs and Research Teams:
PJ Henry is involved in the Global Identity in an Uncertain World research initiative, focusing on student development at NYUAD. He collaborates with researchers from the London School of Economics and UAEU. The WeAreNYUAD Survey is a key component of this work, utilizing Qualtrics for data collection and longitudinal tracking.
