Emma E. L. Money, PhD

Emma Money, PhD, is seeking a professional role to leverage her training in applied social psychological research. Her expertise centers around stereotyping and prejudice of race and gender, how these intersectional biases manifest explicitly and implicitly and at both individual and community levels, and subsequently result in systemic inequalities (e.g., incarceration, health disparities) for women and people of color. Her educational training and professional experiences have helped her develop the skills needed to ask and test complex research questions using a wide variety of methodological and statistical approaches.

• Adv/App Social Psychology
• Structural Equation Modeling
• Ethics in Psychology
• Implicit Social Cognition
• Multivariate Quantitative Methods
• Program Evaluation
• Intergroup Relations and Diversity
• Research Design in Applied Psych
• Adv/App Community Psychology
• Stigma and Health
• Univariate Quantitative Methods
• Psychophysiological Methods

"Examining County-Level Implicit Stereotypes and Prejudice as Predictors of Racial and Gender Disparities in Incarceration Across the United States", defended 5/15/25, advised by Dr. Kimberly B. Kahn

"Perceptions of Police Use of Force at the Intersection of Race and Pregnancy", defended 05/6/2020, advisor: Dr. Kimberly B. Kahn

• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A. M., Cutler, J., & Fuentes, S., 2024, Criminality, foreignness, and illness stereotypes underlie racial minorities' social identity threat wearing different face masks during COVID-19., Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, Advance Online Publication, https://doi.org/10.1037/cdp0000676
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., & Lake, J. S., 2024, Whose pain matters? Racial differences in perceptions of emotional pain after fatal police shootings., Race and Social Problems, 16, 342-256, https://doi.org/10.1007/s12552-024-09413-.
• Kahn, K. B., & Money, E. E. L., 2022, (Un)Masking threat: Racial minorities experience social identity threat wearing masks during COVID-19., Group Processes and Intergroup Relations, 4, 871-891, https://doi.org/10.1177/1368430221998781
• Kahn, K. B., & Money, E. E. L., 2022, The psychology of race and policing., E. L. Jeglich & C. Calkins (Eds.), Handbook of Issues in Criminal Justice Reform in the United States, 41-56, Springer International Publishing, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-77565-0_3

• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A. M., Cutler, J., & Fuentes, S., 2025, Face masks during COVID-19: A cue for identity safety, or identity threat?, Manuscript in preparation, Journal of Social Issues
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 2025, Policing pregnancy: The role of race and pregnancy in responses to police use of force against women., Manuscript in preparation
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A. M., Cutler, J., & Fuentes, S., 2025, How types of face masks differentially affect concerns for political stereotyping and subsequent public avoidance., Manuscript in preparation
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A. M., Cutler, J., & Fuentes, S., 2024, The impact of political orientation and target race on perceptions of face masks and behavioral intentions during the COVID19 pandemic., Manuscript in preparation
• Kahn, K. B., & Money, E. E. L., 2024, Individual difference and social attitude predictors of support for armed campus security before and after a fatal security officer-involved shooting., Manuscript in preparation
• Kahn, K. B., Thompson, M., & Money, E. E. L., 2024, Mental illness stereotypicality reduces community members' trust and willingness to contact police., Manuscript in preparation
• McMahon, J. M., Kahn, K. B., Stewart, G., Henning, K. R, & Money, E. E. L., 2024, Policing paperwork: Officer responses to Black and White female victims of intimate partner violence., Manuscript in preparation

• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 02/20/25, Examining County-Level Implicit Biases as Predictors of Race and Gender Disparities in Incarceration [Data Blitz], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Preconference: Social Psychology in Legal Contexts, Denver, CO
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 02/21/25, Examining County-Level Implicit Biases as Predictors of Race and Gender Disparities in Incarceration [Conference Poster], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, Denver, CO
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A., Cutler, J., & Fuentes, S., 02/25/23, Criminality, foreignness, and illness stereotypes underlie racial minorities' social identity threat wearing different face masks during COVID-19 [Conference Talk], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, Atlanta, GA
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A., Cutler, J,. & Fuentes, S., 06/24/22, Racial stereotypes and mask type predict identity threat during COVID-19 [Conference talk], Society for the Psychology Study of Social Issues Conference, Puerto Rico
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., Granger, A. M., Cutler, J., & Fuentes, S., 02/18/22, (Un)Masking threat: Racial minorities experience race-based social identity threat wearing face masks during COVID-19 [Conference talk], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, Virtual
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 08/02/21, Black pregnancy matters: Perceptions of police force towards pregnant women [Conference poster], Society for the Psychology Study of Social Issues Conference, Virtual
• Money, E. E. L., Kahn, K. B., & Lake, J. S., 08/02/21, Racial differences in perceived emotional pain after fatal police shootings [Conference talk], Society for the Psychology Study of Social Issues Conference, Virtual
• Kahn, K. B., & Money, E. E. L., 08/02/21, Racial minorities experience social identity threat wearing facemasks during COVID-19 [Conference talk], Society for the Psychology Study of Social Issues Conference, Virtual
• Kahn, K. B., Money, E. E. L., & Lake, J., 02/21, Whose pain matters? Racial differences in perceptions of emotional pain after fatal police shootings [Conference talk], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, Virtual
• Kahn, K. B., & Money, E. E. L., 08/21, Racial minorities experience social identity threat wearing facemasks during COVID-19 [Preconference data blitz], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Self and Identity Preconference, Virtual
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 02/09/21, Policing race: The role of race, pregnancy, and miscarriage in perceptions of police use of force [Conference poster], Society for Personality and Social Psychology Conference, Virtual
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 02/27/20, The role of race and pregnancy in support for police use of force against women [Poster], Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues 2020 Conference, New Orleans, LA
• Rosenscruggs, D., Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 02/27/20, Exploring gender differences in mindfulness and the moderating effect of gender identity centrality [Poster], Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues 2020 Conference, New Orleans, LA
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 06/21/19, Differentially deserving protection: Race and pregnancy in police interactions [Poster], Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues 2019 Conference, San Diego, CA
• Thompson, M., Kahn, K. B., Lake, J. S., Money, E. E. L., Lake, J. S., & McMahon, J. M., 06/21/19, Suspect Race and Mental Health on Perceptions of Police Force [Talk], Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues 2019 Conference, San Diego, CA
• Money, E. E. L., & Kahn, K. B., 02/19, Differentially deserving protection: Perceptions of police use of force at the intersection of race and pregnancy [Poster], Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2020 Conference, Portland, OR
• Mitchell, E. E. L., Simm, M., & Czopp, A., 03/18, #SorryNotSorry: Perceptions of racist social media [Poster], Society for Personality and Social Psychology 2018 Conference, Atlanta, GA
• Mitchell, E. E. L., Stafford, E., Hall, C., Leibsohn, J., Dinh, L., Lubliner, N., & Czopp, A. M., 04/14, When life doesn't make sense, Stereotype! Stereotypes as meaning-making [Poster], Western Psychological Association 2014 Conference, Portland, OR

• 2021, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues Research Grants in Aid (co-author)
• 2021, Society for the study of Personality and Social Psychology Registration Award
• 2021, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues Registration Award
• 2020, Marie Brown Travel Award
• 2015, Outstanding Graduating Senior Award Nominee, Psychology Department
• 2011, Eugene and Jessie Poteete Scholarship
• 2011, DECA/Sears Scholarship