Juliana Schroeder
Doctoral Student
Research Interests: I research the motivational antecedents and psychological consequences of
dehumanization and objectification. In one line of work, I identify factors such as communication medium that
can affect dehumanization during political and social conflict, both in the laboratory and through longitudinal
field research of groups with histories of violent conflict. In a second line, I research affective benefits of
forming novel social connections with previously objectified strangers and how to remove the barriers to forming
such connections, for example through rituals that can reduce interpersonal anxiety. Finally, I also study how
instrumentality can cause objectification, even of those in high power positions such as doctors and managers.
Contact Information
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Email: jschroe1@ChicagoBooth.edu
Office Address
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business
5807 South Woodlawn Avenue
Chicago, IL 60637
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