APS
30th APS Annual Convention
The Psychology of Income Inequality
Recent decades have seen dramatic increases in income inequality in much of the Western world. This symposium will present a range of new empirical research aimed at identifying the individual-level psychological consequences of shifts in income inequality, and the proximal psychological mechanisms by which they occur.
Chairs & Discussants
- Serena ChenChair
University of California, Berkeley
Presentations
- Economic Inequality Increases Risk TakingJazmin Brown-Iannuzzi
- The Consequences of Income Inequality for Public OpinionKris-Stella Trump
- Income Inequality and Racial Bias in the USA: Evidence from Project Implicit and Google TrendsPaul Connor
- A Land Divided: The Effects of Income Inequality on Social Relations and the Desire for Financial Gain Daniel Stancato
