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External Grants

Paul Goren. “Race and Big Government in the Age of Obama.” TESS. 2010. ($10,000)

Christopher M. Federico, “Ability, Motivation, and the Use ofIideology,” National Science Foundation, $129,954, 2008-2009.

Grace Deason, Erik Girvan, and Eugene Borgida National Association of Arbitrators Research and Education Foundation Grant, $23,995

Erik J. Girvan, American Psychology-Law Society Research Grant-in-Aid, $750 (Fall 2009)

Joanne Miller. “An Experimental Test of the Role of Motives in Predicting Political Participation.” National Science Foundation 2007- 2008

Corrie Hunt. Grant-In-Aid Award, Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, $2,000. 2009

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