Associate Professor of Psychology, Michigan State University
Joseph Cesario is associate professor of Psychology at Michigan State University. He studies social cognition and decision-making.
Recent topics of study include police use of deadly force and computational modeling of fast decisions.
Cesario's research has been funded both externally (National Science Foundation, ZPID) and internally (VP for Research and Graduate Studies, i3 Office, Outreach and Engagement, College of Social Science).
Cesario is dedicated to reform in the practice, reporting, and publication of psychological science. He is co-founding editor of Comprehensive Results in Social Psychology, the field's first peer-review preregistration journal.
A new look at racial disparities in police use of deadly force
Aug 01, 2018 14:40 pm UTC| Insights & Views Law
coOne of the most important social issues of the last five years is fatal police shootings of black Americans. The concern that police fatally shoot blacks at higher rates than whites has given rise to a strong push for...
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