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Psychology
Ellen Reinhart

What Does It Mean To Make the World Better and Whose Contributions Count?: Societal Implications of U.S. American Social Class Variation in Helping Others
2020 American Democracy Fellowship
What Does It Mean To Make the World Better and Whose Contributions Count?: Societal Implications of U.S. American Social Class Variation in Helping Others
2020 American Democracy Fellowship
Ellen's project through the Center for American Democracy at IRiSS explores the civic and societal consequences (e.g., exclusion, civic disengagement, polarization) of a limiting notion of what it means to do good in the world.
Related publication:
- Reinhart, Ellen C., Rebecca M. Carey, and Hazel Rose Markus. Who Feels They Contribute to U.S. Society? Helping Behaviors and Social Class Disparities in Perceived Contributions. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 127, no. 4 (2024): 731–757. https://doi.org/10.1037/pspa0000411
What Does It Mean To Make the World Better and Whose Contributions Count? Social Class Variation in Helping Others
2020 Research Data Grant
What Does It Mean To Make the World Better and Whose Contributions Count? Social Class Variation in Helping Others
2020 Research Data Grant