Dr. AVI BEN-ZEEV
a.benzeev@londonmet.ac.uk
After receiving a Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology from Yale University in 1997, I became a faculty member at Brown University, Williams College, and San Francisco State University, where I attained a Full Professorship.
In 2022, I moved from the US to the UK and joined London Metropolitan University's Psychology faculty.
I feel most at home in academic settings that celebrate diversity while upholding rigorous academic and research standards.
RECENT ARTICLES
Derreumaux, Y., Elder, J., Suri, G., Ben-Zeev, A., Quimby, T., & Hughes, B. (In press, 2022). Stereotypes Disrupt Probabilistic Category Learning. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.
*Seliger, J., & Ben-Zeev, A. (2020). Race is Still Black and White: Voluntary Racial Phenotypic Change Elicits Meaning Threat and Backlash. International Journal of Psychological Studies, 12, 1-18.
Ben-Zeev, A., Paluy, Y., Milless, K. L., Goldstein, E. J., Wallace, L., Márquez-Magaña, L., Bibbins-Domingo, K., & Estrada, M. (2017). ‘Speaking Truth’ Protects Underrepresented Minorities’ Intellectual Performance and Safety in STEM. Education Sciences, 65, 1-12.
Oliver, A, Andemeskel, G., Wallace, L., McDougal, S., Monteiro, K., & Ben-Zeev, A., (2017). “I’m Black and I’m Proud”: Stereotype Threat Impacts Affective Aspects of Black Identity. Race and Social Problems, 9, 313–320.