Alexander H. Jordan

Postdoctoral Research Fellow

E-Mail: alexander.h.jordan@tuck.dartmouth.edu
Phone: 603-646-9757

AB, Harvard College, 2003; MA, Stanford University, 2008; PhD, Stanford University, 2009

Areas of expertise

Basic and applied social psychology

Current research topics

Social and emotional influences on moral judgments and moral behavior

Selected Publications

With B. J. Lovett, "Moral Values, Moralism, and the 2004 Presidential Election," Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy, 5, 2005; with B. J. Lovett, "Stereotype Threat and Test Performance: A Primer for School Psychologists," Journal of School Psychology, 45, 2007; with S. Schnall, J. Haidt, and G. Clore, "Disgust as Embodied Moral Judgment," Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 34, 2008; with B. Monin, "From Sucker to Saint: Moralization in Response to Self-Threat," Psychological Science, 19, 2008; with E. M. Zitek, B. Monin, and F. R. Leach, "Victim Entitlement to Behave Selfishly," Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, forthcoming

Working Papers

With B. Monin, C. S. Dweck, B. J. Lovett, O. P. John, and J. J. Gross, "Pluralistic Ignorance in the Perception of Others’ Emotional Lives"; with B. J. Lovett, "Levels of Moralization: A New Conception of Moral Sensitivity"; with B. J. Lovett and S. Wiltermuth, "The Moralization of Everyday Life Scale"; with B. J. Lovett and S. W. Nydick, "Moral Emotion Regulation and Political Attitude Change"

Awards

National Merit Scholarship, 1999–2003; Gordon W. Allport Prize for outstanding thesis in psychology, Harvard University, 2003; Phi Beta Kappa, Harvard University, 2003; Stanford Graduate Fellowship, 2004–07; National Science Foundation Graduate Fellowship, 2005–08

Professional Activities

Academic positions: Teaching Assistant, 2006–08, Instructor, 2007–08, Stanford University; Tuck School of Business, 2009–present