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PUBLICATIONS (5) 

Flores-Robles, G., Gomez, B., Franklin, E., Fikslin, R., Anderson, K., & Milless, K.M. (2025). Gender and sexual minority PhD students experience epistemic exclusion in STEM. Analyses of Social Issues and Public Policy, 25(2), e70022. https://doi.org/10.1111/asap.70022

Anderson, K.*, Flores-Robles, G., & Wout, D. (2025). How liberal-conservative friendship diversity could improve interpolitical relations in the United States. Advance online publication at Social Psychological and Personality Science. https://doi.org/10.1177/19485506251348006

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Flores-Robles, G., Alto, A.*, Anderson, K.*, Wylie, J.*, Satter, L., & Gantman, A. (2025). Understanding committed leftists in the United States right before the 2020 U.S. presidential election. The Journal of Social and Political Psychology, 13(1), 21-41. https://doi.org/10.5964/jspp.14347

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Anderson, K.*, & Rivera, R. (2018). The disintegration of South Sudan: Political violence from 2011 to 2016. Sudan Studies Association Bulletin, 35(1), 15-27. 

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Stalder, D., & Anderson, K. (2014). Are depressed individuals more susceptible to cognitive dissonance? Current Research in Social Psychology, 22(5), 10-19.  

UNDER REVIEW (1) 

Meese, W.B.a, Rubin-McGregor, J.a, Anderson, K.b, Bogart, K.b, Boring, B.L.b, Garrison, S.M.b, McManus, J.L.b, Moura, I.b, Van Doren, S.R.b, Benson, T.c, Cuenco, B.c, Pearlstein, J.G.c, Plackowski, E.F.c, Klest, B.c, Rule, P.D.c, VanDaalen, R.A.c, Wang, K.c, Wu, F.Y.c, & Zisk, A.H.c Disability representation in social and personality psychology research: A state of the field review. Under review at Social Psychological and Personality Science.  

MANUSCRIPTS IN PREP (2) 

 Sholander, P., Anderson, K., Flores-Robles, G., & Wout, D. Political friendship diversity and learning goals affect social identity threat and interaction outcomes of liberals and conservatives in the United States. Manuscript in preparation.

Anderson, K. Intraminority relations between White disabled people and nondisabled racial minorities: An integrative review. Manuscript in preparation.

CHAIRED SYMPOSIA (1) 

Blitz 6 Inequality: Inequality, Ideologies, and Social Change. (July, 2021). Symposium held at ISPP Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

PRESENTATIONS (23)

Sholander, P., Anderson, K., Flores-Robles, G., & Wout, D. (February, 2026). How learning goals and liberal-conservative friendships could improve interpolitical interactions [Accepted poster presentation]. Poster presentation at the SPSP Annual Convention, Chicago, Il.

Anderson, K. (November, 2025). An overview of intergroup relations and inequality across political, racial, and disability identities [Invited talk]. Online presentation at the Psi Chi Chapter of Northern Kentucky University.

Rubin-McGregor, J., Anderson, K., Bogart, K., Boring, B., Garrison, M., Karalioliu, G. T., Nunn, L., McManus, J., Meese, W., Pearlstein, J., Rule, P., VanDaalen, R. A., Van Doren, S., Wang, K., & Zisk, A. H. (June 26 - 29, 2025). Disability in social/personality psychology research: A state-of-the-field review [Conference presentation]. SPSSI 2025 Annual Convention, Portland, OR.

Anderson, K. (February, 2025). Intraminority relations between White physically disabled people and nondisabled racial minorities: An introduction [Invited talk]. Online presentation at the DARN Research Subgroup Monthly Meeting.

Gomez, B.,* Flores-Robles, G.R.,* Franklin, E.T., Fikslin, R., Milless, K.T., Anderson, K., & Myer, A. (February, 2024). Where do I belong? Experiences of epistemic exclusion and family achievement guilt among PhD students [Poster presentation]. Presentation at the Annual SPSP Conference, San Diego, CA.

Anderson, K.* (July, 2023). Seeing safety in red: The expression of interpersonal gratitude affects conservatives’ political attitudes in the United States [Invited talk]. Presented at the Turetsky/Thorson Lab at the Summer Research Institute, Barnard College, Columbia University, New York, NY.

Anderson, K.* (July, 2023). Seeing safety in red: The expression of interpersonal gratitude affects conservatives’ political attitudes in the United States [Blitz talk]. Online presentation at the DARN Research Subgroup Monthly Meeting. 

Anderson, K.* (June, 2023). Seeing safety in red: The expression of interpersonal gratitude affects conservatives’ political attitudes in the United States [Invited talk]. Presented at the Social Justice Lab, New York University, New York, NY. 

Wout, D., & Anderson, K. (February, 2023). Bridging the political divide: How political friendship diversity can improve interpolitical relations [Invited talk]. Online presentation at the SPSP Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA. 

Anderson, K.*, & Wout, D. (February, 2023). Bridging the political divide: How political friendship diversity can improve interpolitical relations [Invited talk]. Presented at the Social Justice Lab, New York University, New York, NY. 

Anderson, K.* (May, 2022). How and when interpersonal gratitude affects conservatism: The role of relationship uncertainty and social dominance orientation [New ideas flash talk]. Presented at the 6CC Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

Hashimoto, M., Anderson, K., & Brumbaugh, C. (March, 2022). Comparing impressions of sighted versus blind applicants' resumes[Poster presentation]. Presented at the EPA Annual Conference, New York, NY. 

Anderson, K.*, & Wout, D. (February, 2022). Friendship network political diversity increases learning goals and friendship interest with White liberals and conservatives in the United States [Poster presentation]. Presented at the SPSP Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

Anderson, K.*, & Hardin, C. (August, 2021). Interpersonal gratitude’s effect on political attitudes across racial groups [Poster presentation]. Presented at the SPSSI Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

Anderson, K.*, & Hardin, C. (August, 2021). Interpersonal gratitude’s effect on political attitudes among Women of Color [Poster presentation]. Presented at the SPSSI Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

Anderson, K.*, Alto, A.*, Flores-Robles, G.*, Wylie, J.*, Satter, L., & Gantman, A. (July, 2021). Political attitude differences towards the political system and incrementalism between liberals and leftists in the United States [Data blitz]. Presented at the ISPP Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19.  

Alto, A.*, Anderson, K.*, Flores-Robles, G.*, Wylie, J.*, Satter, L., & Gantman, A. (July, 2021). I put liberal but LOL. Investigating psychological differences between political leftists and liberals [Data blitz]. Presented at the ISPP Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19.   

Alto, A.T.*, Anderson, K.*, Flores-Robles*, G., Satter, L., Wylie, J., & Gantman, A. (July, 2021). “There could be actual freedom”: Radical imagination on the American left [Poster presentation]. Presented at the ISPP Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

Anderson, K.*, & Hardin, C. (May, 2021). Interpersonal gratitude’s effect on political attitudes [Data blitz]. Presented at the 6CC Annual Conference, online due to COVID-19. 

Satter, L.,* Alto, A.*, Anderson, K.*, Flores-Robles, G.*, Wylie, J.*, & Gantman, A. (May, 2021). Rejection of capitalism distinguishes leftist and liberal ideology in the United States [Poster presentation]. Presented at the Brooklyn College Science Research Day, online due to COVID-19.  

Anderson, K.*, & Hardin, C. (February, 2020). Political identity and social norms predict the credibility of male politicians accused of sexual assault [Informal paper talk]. Presented at the Social Cognition Preconference at the SPSP Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA. 

Thomas, J., Anderson, K., & Alexander, D. (2016). Violent events in South Sudan [Invited talk]. Presented at The Public Forum on Governance and Economy of South Sudan, hosted by The Nile Institute for Peace and Development, Phoenix, AZ.  

Stalder, D., & Anderson, K. (2012). Are depressed individuals more susceptible to cognitive dissonance? [Poster presentation]. Presented at the MPA Annual Conference, Chicago, IL.