Christopher D. Moore Doctoral Candidate Ph.D., University of Georgia, 2008 (expected) M.A., University of Iowa, 2002 B.A., University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1998 Office (off campus) Lakeland College P.O. Box 359 Sheboygan, WI 53082-0359 Ph: 920-565-1367 Fax: 920-565-1206 Electronic Address moorec@lakeland.edu (email) Teaching Areas Social Psychology Research Methods Sociological Theory Sociology of Emotion Criminal Justice

Current Research

My research focuses on how face-to-face interaction and identity structures serve to create, maintain, and change macro-level social structures. Also, a sizable amount of my work involves developing and/or refining methodological tools and techniques designed to increase the precision with which we are able to assess social concepts such as emotional response. Finally, my work typically involves multi-method research designs, with an emphasis on experimental methods.

Recent Publications

Youngreen, Reef and Christopher D. Moore. Forthcoming, 2008. “The Effects of Status Violations on Hierarchy and Influence in Groups.” Small Group Research.

Moore, Christopher D. Forthcoming, 2008. “Emotion Labor Commentary.” Pp. 255-258 in: Social Structure and Emotion (edited by Dawn T. Robinson and Jody Clay-Warner). Elsevier Press.

Moore, Christopher D. and Dawn T. Robinson. 2006. “Selective Identity Preferences: Choosing from Among Alternative Occupational Identities.” Advances in Group Processes 23: 263-292.

Moore, Christopher D. 2006. “Impression Formation.” Pp. 2269-2274 in Encyclopedia of Sociology, George Ritzer (Ed.). New York: Blackwell.

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