Rate My Professor Moira Suttie

Previously affiliated with the Department of Psychology at the University of Otago, Moira Suttie contributed to research in social psychology, focusing on intergroup discrimination and self-esteem. She co-authored 'Private collective self-esteem and positive and negative forms of discrimination' in the Australian Journal of Psychology (2008, volume 60, issue 1, page 47), with Jill Hayhurst, John A. Hunter, and others. She led the chapter 'Intergroup Discrimination: The Positive Negative-Asymmetry Effect (PNAE) and Private Collective Self-Esteem' in the Handbook on the Psychology of Self-Esteem (Nova Science Publishers, 2014), co-authored with John A. Hunter, Mike Banks, Sarah Kafka, and Jill Hayhurst. Additionally, she co-authored 'Negative intergroup discrimination and private collective self-esteem' in the Handbook on Psychology of Self-Esteem (2012), with John A. Hunter, Kerry S. O'Brien, Scott Davidson, Mike Banks, Sarah Kafka, and Maurice Stringer. These publications examine associations between private collective self-esteem and positive and negative intergroup discrimination.