Daniel Sanji
@danielsanji.bsky.social
🇯🇵🇺🇸🏳️🌈 | UW-Madison (‘22) | Formerly UC Berkeley | Northwestern Social Psychology PhD Student (‘29) | NSF GRFP Fellow
Reposted by Daniel Sanji
A functional approach to the psychology of inequality
Perspective by Michael W. Kraus (@mwkraus.bsky.social), Daniel J. Sanji, Megan E. Burns, Aline da Silva Frost, Iseul Cha-Ju, A. Chyei Vinluan, LaStarr Hollie & Cydney H. Dupree (@cydneydupree.bsky.social)
go.nature.com/4fMVfVV
Perspective by Michael W. Kraus (@mwkraus.bsky.social), Daniel J. Sanji, Megan E. Burns, Aline da Silva Frost, Iseul Cha-Ju, A. Chyei Vinluan, LaStarr Hollie & Cydney H. Dupree (@cydneydupree.bsky.social)
go.nature.com/4fMVfVV
August 21, 2025 at 12:39 PM
A functional approach to the psychology of inequality
Perspective by Michael W. Kraus (@mwkraus.bsky.social), Daniel J. Sanji, Megan E. Burns, Aline da Silva Frost, Iseul Cha-Ju, A. Chyei Vinluan, LaStarr Hollie & Cydney H. Dupree (@cydneydupree.bsky.social)
go.nature.com/4fMVfVV
Perspective by Michael W. Kraus (@mwkraus.bsky.social), Daniel J. Sanji, Megan E. Burns, Aline da Silva Frost, Iseul Cha-Ju, A. Chyei Vinluan, LaStarr Hollie & Cydney H. Dupree (@cydneydupree.bsky.social)
go.nature.com/4fMVfVV
Reposted by Daniel Sanji
It's publication day for our first paper out of the www.csinequality.org lab completed entirely at NU. To write it, we asked: what research in the social psychology of inequality do we like and why do we like it? The answer is this paper:
A functional approach to the psychology of inequality
Perspective by Michael W. Kraus (@mwkraus.bsky.social), Daniel J. Sanji, Megan E. Burns, Aline da Silva Frost, Iseul Cha-Ju, A. Chyei Vinluan, LaStarr Hollie & Cydney H. Dupree (@cydneydupree.bsky.social)
go.nature.com/4fMVfVV
Perspective by Michael W. Kraus (@mwkraus.bsky.social), Daniel J. Sanji, Megan E. Burns, Aline da Silva Frost, Iseul Cha-Ju, A. Chyei Vinluan, LaStarr Hollie & Cydney H. Dupree (@cydneydupree.bsky.social)
go.nature.com/4fMVfVV
August 21, 2025 at 7:18 PM
It's publication day for our first paper out of the www.csinequality.org lab completed entirely at NU. To write it, we asked: what research in the social psychology of inequality do we like and why do we like it? The answer is this paper:
Reposted by Daniel Sanji
New preprint showing how and why people misperceive rates of STEM representation among Asian subgroups. Implications for Affirmative action and data disaggregation
By Dr. Chyei Vinluan who is crushing it!
By Dr. Chyei Vinluan who is crushing it!
Misperceptions of Asian Subgroup Representation in STEM: https://osf.io/34eby
June 5, 2025 at 11:33 PM
New preprint showing how and why people misperceive rates of STEM representation among Asian subgroups. Implications for Affirmative action and data disaggregation
By Dr. Chyei Vinluan who is crushing it!
By Dr. Chyei Vinluan who is crushing it!
Reposted by Daniel Sanji
How do experiences of discrimination shape beliefs about inter-minority solidarity, and how does it vary among Asian subgroups?
Read on to find out! By Dr. Chyei Vinluan and @danielsanji.bsky.social
Read on to find out! By Dr. Chyei Vinluan and @danielsanji.bsky.social
Asian ethnic subgroup moderates the relationship between Asian American discrimination experiences and solidarity with Black Americans: https://osf.io/vr4sm
June 5, 2025 at 11:35 PM
How do experiences of discrimination shape beliefs about inter-minority solidarity, and how does it vary among Asian subgroups?
Read on to find out! By Dr. Chyei Vinluan and @danielsanji.bsky.social
Read on to find out! By Dr. Chyei Vinluan and @danielsanji.bsky.social
Reposted by Daniel Sanji
Today is February 19, 2025 - the anniversary of an Executive Order that will live in infamy. EO 9066, signed by FDR, led to the mass incarceration of over 120,000 Japanese Americans, who were "systematically dispossessed and forcibly stripped of their rights" (@jamuseum.bsky.social). 1/5
February 19, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Today is February 19, 2025 - the anniversary of an Executive Order that will live in infamy. EO 9066, signed by FDR, led to the mass incarceration of over 120,000 Japanese Americans, who were "systematically dispossessed and forcibly stripped of their rights" (@jamuseum.bsky.social). 1/5
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If you/ your students are interviewing for PhD psych programs in US (especially social psych), check out the resource page on my website. There are guides prepped by grad students + questions to ask faculty etc. Good luck!
www.pbandjlab.com/resources
www.pbandjlab.com/resources
The PB&J Lab - Resources
Resources
www.pbandjlab.com
January 18, 2025 at 5:22 PM
If you/ your students are interviewing for PhD psych programs in US (especially social psych), check out the resource page on my website. There are guides prepped by grad students + questions to ask faculty etc. Good luck!
www.pbandjlab.com/resources
www.pbandjlab.com/resources