Mind And Gender
Psychology research group at the University of Edinburgh
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Who we are. We are faculty and students at the University of Edinburgh interested in the psychology of gender. The purpose of our group is to facilitate rigorous, quantitative and mixed methods research. We meet fortnightly. Each meeting, someone from the group or an external guest speaker will present their ongoing work for feedback. Presentation topics can focus on the social cognition of gender, gender in AI, gendered beliefs, gender identity, gender biases, intersections among gender and other identities, gender schema, gender in language etc. We work with diverse types of data and methods, including: correlational/observational data, experiments, natural experiments, mixed quant-qual, and natural language processing for "big data."
We aim to foster a supportive environment, sharing knowledge and challenging ideas to help each other conduct the best possible research.
Led by Alex, April, and Zach in the Department of Psychology.
Dr. April H. Bailey
Dr. April H. Bailey
Lecturer in Psychology
PhD in psychology, Yale University
PG certificate in gender studies, Yale University
Dr. Zach Horne
Dr. Zach Horne
Lecturer in Psychology
PhD in psychology, University of Illinois (UC)
PhD in philosophy, University of Illinois (UC)
Meetings. We meet fornightly during the semesters. We welcome Edinburgh students, researchers, and faculty from all career levels in psychology to attend as well as folks from neighboring disciplines (e.g., computer science, philosophy, linguistics, or sociology). Presentations will feature work at any stage—from an initial idea to a near-complete manuscript.
If you would like to sign-up to present or to be added to our mailing list, please email April at:
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