[ >> ] Kriegel, Darys J., Jesse K. Clark, Robert Freeland, David R. Heise, Muhammad Abdul-Mageed, Dawn T. Robinson, Kimberly B. Rogers, and Lynn Smith-Lovin. 2017. "A Multi-Level Investigation of Arabic-Language Impression Change." International Journal of Sociology 47(4). Determinants from Noise: A Comparison of Four Methods to Modeling Impressions of Social Events." Social Psychology Quarterly 79: 311-32.
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2014. “Emotions and Affect as Source, Outcome and Resistance to Inequality.” In
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ness, and Influence as Systematic Predictors of Variation in Affective Meaning." Doctoral
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of Stereotype Content: Behavior and Emotion in Intergroup Context.” Social Psychology Quarterly 76: 125-50.
[ >> ] Schröder, Tobias, Kimberly B. Rogers, Julija Mell, Shuuichiro Ike, and Wolfgang Scholl.
2013. “Affective Meanings of Social Groups in Cross-Cultural Comparison.”
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Perspective on the Multi-Level Social Construction of Emotion: A Comment on Boiger and Mesquita.” Emotion Review 4: 232-233. [ >> ] Rogers, Kimberly B. and Liam Kavanagh. 2010. “Bridging Emotion Research: From Biology to
Social Structure.” Social Psychology Quarterly 73: 333-334. [ >> ] Sturgeon, Timothy J., Gary Gereffi, Kimberly B. Rogers, and Karina Stark-Fernandez. 2010.
“Prospects for Mexico in the North American Automotive Industry: A Global Value Chain Perspective.” Actes du GERPISA 42: 11-23. [ >> ] Rogers, Kimberly B. 2005. “What’s in a Face? Social Context and the Perception of Emotion in
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