Dr. Chasteen's research interests are in the area of social cognition. More specifically, Dr. Chasteen is interested in topics related to social cognition and aging, stereotyping and prejudice, person perception, and mental and inhibitory processes.
Publications
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How feelings of stereotype threat influence older adults' memory performance
Experimental Aging Research
Chasteen AL, Bhattacharyya S, Horhota M, Tam R, Hasher L
1997:
Ph.D., Psychology: Aging and Development Program Specialty Track: Social Cognition and Aging, Washington University St. Louis, MO
(1992-1997
)
1994:
M.A., Washington University St. Louis, MO
1991:
B.A. magna cum laude, Psychology, Kalamazoo College
(1987-1991 )
Academic Appointments
2010–Present:
Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Toronto
2010–Present:
Associate Scientist, Kunin-Lunenfeld Applied Research Unit, Baycrest
Distinctions and Awards
2006:
Dean’s Excellence Award, University of Toronto
1999:
Invited to attend the National Institute on Aging, Summer Institute on Aging Research, attended July 10-16, 1999
1997:
Postdoctoral Research Award, Division 20 of the American Psychological Association
1991:
Inducted into Phi Beta Kappa, Kalamazoo College
1991:
High Honors in Psychology, Kalamazoo College
1991:
Honors on Senior Thesis, Determinants of Parenting for Adolescent Mothers
1990:
Outstanding performance, Marshall Hallock Brenner Award
Research Projects
External
2006–2009:
The Consequences of Attributions to Age Discrimination.
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L.
Sponsors: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 86,306 (CAD)
Direct costs
2003–2006:
The Role of the Self in Age-based Prejudice
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L.
Sponsors: Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, 91,251 (CAD)
Direct costs
2001–2003:
Effects of Age Stereotypes on Older Adults’ Memory for Social Information
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L. Institutions: University of Toronto
Sponsors: Connaught New Staff Matching Grant, 30,000 (CAD)
Direct costs
2000–2003:
Using Social Psychological Techniques to Improve Memory Performance in Older Adults
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L.
Sponsors: SSHRC, 75,000 (CAD)
Direct costs
1998–1999:
Effects of Mental Representations of Aging on Memory
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L. Institutions: University of Michigan
Sponsors: National Research Service Award, National Institute on Aging, 27,000 (U.S.)
Direct costs provided for postdoctoral study
1999:
Effects of Mental Representations of Aging on Memory
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L. Institutions: University of Michigan
Sponsors: Seed Grant Program of the Center for Applied Cognitive Research on Aging, 2,300 (U.S.)
Direct costs
1998:
Effects of Age-related Stereotypes on Memory Attributions and Performance
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L. Institutions: University of Michigan
Sponsors: Seed Grant Program of the Center for Applied Cognitive Research on Aging, 2,000 (U.S.)
Direct costs
1997:
Attentional Capture in Younger and Older Adults
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L.
Sponsors: Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research, 1,800 (U.S.)
Direct costs
1997:
Inhibition of Return in a Lexical Decision Task
Collaborators: Chasteen, A. L. Institutions: Kalamazoo College
Sponsors: Sigma Xi Grant-in-Aid of Research in psychology, 1,800 (U.S.)
Department of Psychology
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