Publications

Denise M. Barth, Bradley D. Mattan, Tzipporah P. Dang, Jasmin Cloutier (2020). Regional and network neural activity reflect men’s preference for greater socioeconomic status during impression formation. Scientific Reports.

Bradley D. Mattan, Jasmin Cloutier (2020). A registered report on how implicit pro-rich bias is shaped by the perceiver’s gender and socioeconomic status. Royal Society Open Science.

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Bradley D. Mattan, Denise M. Barth, Alexandra Thompson, Oriel FeldmanHall, Jasmin Cloutier, Jennifer T. Kubota (2020). Punishing the privileged: Selfish offers from high-status allocators elicit greater punishment from third-party arbitrators. PLoS ONE.

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Bradley D. Mattan, Jennifer T. Kubota (2020). Status beyond what meets the eye. Nature Human Behaviour.

Tzipporah P. Dang, Bradley D. Mattan, Jennifer T. Kubota, Jasmin Cloutier (2019). The ventromedial prefrontal cortex is particularly responsive to social evaluations requiring the use of person-knowledge. Scientific Reports.

Bradley D. Mattan, Jennifer T. Kubota, Tianyi Li, Samuel A. Venezia, Jasmin Cloutier (2019). Implicit evaluative biases toward targets varying in race and socioeconomic status. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin.

Bradley D. Mattan, Jennifer T. Kubota, Tianyi Li, Tzipporah P. Dang, Jasmin Cloutier (2018). Motivation modulates brain networks in response to faces varying in race and status: A multivariate approach. eNeuro.

Bradley D. Mattan, Kevin Y. Wei, Jasmin Cloutier, Jennifer T. Kubota (2018). The social neuroscience of race-based and status-based prejudice. Current Opinion in Psychology.

Bradley D. Mattan, Jennifer T. Kubota, Tzipporah P. Dang, Jasmin Cloutier (2018). External motivation to avoid prejudice alters neural responses to targets varying in race and status. Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.

Bradley D. Mattan, Jennifer T. Kubota, Jasmin Cloutier (2017). How social status shapes person perception and evaluation: A social neuroscience perspective. Perspectives on Psychological Science.

Bradley D. Mattan, Kimberly A. Quinn, Stephanie L. Acaster, Rebecca M. Jennings, Pia Rotshtein (2017). Prioritization of self-relevant perspectives in ageing. Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology.

Bradley D. Mattan, Pia Rotshtein, Kimberly A. Quinn (2016). Empathy and visual perspective-taking performance. Cognitive Neuroscience.

Bradley D. Mattan, Kimberly A. Quinn, Pia Rotshtein (2016). Relevance, valence, and the self-attention network. Cognitive Neuroscience.

Bradley D. Mattan, Kimberly A. Quinn, Ian A. Apperly, Jie Sui, Pia Rotshtein (2015). Is it always me first? Effects of self-tagging on third-person perspective-taking. Journal of Experimental: Learning, Memory, and Cognition.

Darcia Narvaez, Bradley D. Mattan, Carl MacMichael, Mary Squillace (2008). Kill bandits, collect gold or save the dying: The effects of playing a prosocial video game.. Media Psychology Review.