Mohammad S. Wiswall
About
Mohammad S. Wiswall
Currently, I am a 2nd year Ph.D. student in Social Psychology at Duke University, with Dr. Sarah Gaither.
My research focuses on several areas; I'm particularly interested in understanding how racial ambiguity intersects with the stereotypes associated with fast growing Multiracial, Latinx, and South Asian populations. Moreover, my work explores how we can further expand theories of person perception with diverse, cross-cultural, and "non-WEIRD" samples. Also a new line of research examining how skin tone variation "genders" pan-Asian stereotypes and metastereotypes. Additionally, my work aims to explore the downstream consequences (e.g., social exclusion, intergroup anxiety, etc) of these perceptions.
Beyond my research, I enjoy spending time with my cat Sage, finding a new way to propagate my plants, or in the gym attempting a new PR.
Feel free to reach out!