Wylie, J., Bailey, E., & Gantman, A. (Under Review). Who gets to be their true selves at work?.
Read morePeople think women are morally superior to men
The Roles of Pro-Contact Norms and Intergroup Anxiety in Predicting Interest in Intergroup Contact: Similarity and Variability Across Outgroups
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.
Read moreSelf-concept shapes moral curiosity
Authoritarianism in Action
Political information shapes evaluations of prosocial message genuineness
Vividly simulating others’ experiences reduces negative moral judgments of their actions
Richardson, J., Wylie, J., & Pizarro, D. (Under Review). Vividly simulating others’ experiences reduces negative moral judgments of their actions.
Read moreLow Spatial Frequency Filtering Reduces Ascriptions of Humanness and Mind Capacity
Tracy, R., Wylie, J., Young, S. (Under Review). Low Spatial Frequency Filtering Reduces Ascriptions of Humanness and Mind Capacity.
Read moreThe predictors of curiosity in the moral domain
Wylie, J., Ritchey, M., & Young, L. (In preparation). The predictors of curiosity in the moral domain.
Read moreExamining how moral imagination affects the ability to represent prosocial behaviors
Austin, C., Bostyn, D., & Wylie, J. (In preparation). Examining how moral imagination affects the ability to represent prosocial behaviors.
Read moreThe influence of social category information on accuracy in estimating moral behavior
LeVier, T., Tannenbaum, D., Gantman, A., Bloom, P., & Wylie, J. (In preparation). The influence of social category information on accuracy in estimating moral behavior.
Read morePeople discount their moral judgments for acts that occur in the past
Austin, C. & Wylie, J. (In preparation). People discount their moral judgments for acts that occur in the past.
Read moreEmotional Burden Increases Moral Evidence Credibility and Usability
Xiong, T., Tang, X., & Wylie, J. (In preparation). Emotional Burden Increases Moral Evidence Credibility and Usability.
Read moreThe Temporal Discounting of Moral Judgments →
Emotional Burden Increases Moral Evidence Credibility and Usability
Xiong, T., Tang, X., & Wylie, J. (2026). Emotional Burden Increases Moral Evidence Credibility and Usability. Submitted to Proceedings of the 48th Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society. Cognitive Science Society.
Read moreCuriosity is linked to information seeking in the moral domain →
What is moral ambiguity and when does it trigger curiosity?
Empathizing with villains helps people construct moral worlds
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.
Read moreMoral Motivations
Austin, C. & Wylie, J. (In press). Moral Motivations. In Edward Hirt (Ed.), Handbook of Motivation and Social Psychology.
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