Dhaliwal, N. A., Skarlicki, D. P., Wylie, J., Hoegg, J., & Young, L. L. (Revise & Resubmit). Costly corporate moral signaling and appraisals by prospective employees.

Loustau, T., Fabrizio, A., Young, L., Wylie, J., Syropoulos, S. (Revise & Resubmit). Partisans Underestimate and are Influenced by In-and-Out-Party Dynamic Norms.

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Storbeck, J., Wylie, J., & Chapman, H. (Revise & Resubmit). Fear advantages the holding of low spatial frequency visual information in working memory: Implications for fear biasing goal-driven action in a top-down manner.

Kauff, M., Small, C., Yudkin, D., Wylie, J., & Tropp, L. (Revise & Resubmit). The Roles of Pro-Contact Norms and Intergroup Anxiety in Predicting Interest in Intergroup Contact: Similarity and Variability Across Outgroups.

Gantman, A., Wylie, J., Cunningham, W., Dakin, N., Chiu, P.Y., Fee, B. (Under Review). Authoritarianism in Action.

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Wylie, J., Dhaliwal, N., Sparkman, G., & Young, L. L. (Under Review). Political information shapes evaluations of prosocial message genuineness.

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Richardson, J., Wylie, J., & Pizarro, D. (Under Review). Vividly simulating others’ experiences reduces negative moral judgments of their actions.

Tracy, R., Wylie, J., Young, S. (Under Review). Low Spatial Frequency Filtering Reduces Ascriptions of Humanness and Mind Capacity.

Wylie, J., LeVier, T., Fee, B., Gantman, A. (Under Review). Empathizing with villains helps people construct moral worlds. In Daryl Cameron (Ed.), Edges of Empathy.