Kimberly Rios Morrison

Author

Stanford University

Also Known As

KIMBERLY RIOS MORRISON, Kimberly R. Morrison, Kimberly Rios Morrison

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1.2K

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Stanford University The Ohio State University University of Chicago University of Michigan San Jose State University

About

Kimberly Rios Morrison is an author at Stanford University specializing in social sciences, social identity, and social psychology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Social Sciences	14	17	932
2	Arts	6	6	449
3	Education	6	6	200
4	African American Studies	2	2	72
5	Health Sciences	1	1	133

Kimberly Rios Morrison

Publications

1.2K

Citations

H-Index

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	Year	Citations
Predicting Whether Multiculturalism Positively or Negatively Influences White Americans’ Intergroup Attitudes: The Role of Ethnic Identification Kimberly Rios Morrison, Victoria C. Plaut, Oscar Ybarra Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin	2010	221
A Spiral of Silence for Some: Attitude Certainty and the Expression of Political Minority Opinions Jörg Matthes, Kimberly Rios Morrison, Christian Schemer Communication Research Opinion AggregationSocial PsychologyPolitical ProcessPublic OpinionSocial Influence	2010	199
Group status, perceptions of threat, and support for social inequality Kimberly Rios Morrison, Nathanael J. Fast, Oscar Ybarra Journal of Experimental Social Psychology Social InequalitySocial IdentityGroup StatusPopulation InequalitySociology	2008	133
The effects of realistic threat and group identification on social dominance orientation Kimberly Rios Morrison, Oscar Ybarra Journal of Experimental Social Psychology Social IdentityBehavioral SciencesRealistic ThreatSocial BehaviorBias	2007	111
Distinguishing between silent and vocal minorities: Not all deviants feel marginal. Kimberly Rios Morrison, Dale T. Miller Journal of Personality and Social Psychology EthnicityAverage Group AttitudeSocial PsychologyRacial PrejudiceEducation	2008	61
When What You Have Is Who You Are: Self-Uncertainty Leads Individualists to See Themselves in Their Possessions Kimberly Rios Morrison, Camille S. Johnson Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin Behavioral Decision MakingSocial PsychologyTheir PossessionsAutonomySelf-uncertainty Leads Individualists	2011	61
Socially motivated projection: Need to belong increases perceived opinion consensus on important issues Kimberly Rios Morrison, Jörg Matthes European Journal of Social Psychology EthnicityXenoracismSocial PsychologyEducationSocial Influence	2011	55
Expressing deviant opinions: Believing you are in the majority helps Dale T. Miller, Kimberly Rios Morrison Journal of Experimental Social Psychology Majority InfluenceSocial IdentitySocial BiasBiasMinority Influence	2009	53
Nonconformity Defines the Self: The Role of Minority Opinion Status in Self-Concept Clarity Kimberly Rios Morrison, S. Christian Wheeler Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin Self-concept ClaritySocial PsychologySocial CategorizationSelf-assessmentSocial Influence	2010	51
“White” or “European American”? Self-identifying labels influence majority group members' interethnic attitudes Kimberly Rios Morrison, Adrienne H. Chung Journal of Experimental Social Psychology EthnicitySocial IdentityCulture“ White ”Interethnic Attitudes	2010	45

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