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(1) List of published articles (click link)

2024

• Petts, Richard J., Trenton D. Mize, and Gayle Kaufman. Online First. "Does taking parental leave make you a more likeable worker? Evidence from a survey experiment." Community, Work, & Family.

• Kaufman, Gayle, Richard J. Petts, Trenton D. Mize, and Taryn Wield. 2024. "Gender egalitarianism and attitudes toward parental leave." Social Currents. 11(2):181-199.

2023

• Mize, Trenton D. and Long Doan. 2023. "The mental health consequences of sexual identity discrepancies." Advancing Identity Theory, Measurement, and Research. Springer.

• Petts, Richard J., Gayle Kaufman, and Trenton D. Mize. 2023. “Parental leave-taking and perceptions of workers as good parents.” Journal of Marriage and Family.

2022

• Mize, Trenton D. and Bianca Manago. 2022. "The past, present, and future of experimental methods in the social sciences." Social Science Research.

• Manago, Bianca and Trenton D. Mize. 2022. “The status and stigma consequences of mental illness labels, deviant behavior, and fear.” Social Science Research.

• Petts, Richard J., Trenton D. Mize, and Gayle Kaufman. 2022. “Organizational Policies, Workplace Culture, and Perceived Job Commitment of Mothers and Fathers Who Take Parental Leave.”  Social Science Research.

2021

• Manago, Bianca, Trenton D. Mize, and Long Doan. 2021. “Can you really study an army on the internet? Comparing how status tasks perform in the laboratory and online settings.” Sociological Methodology. 51(2):319-347. 

• Mize, Trenton D., Gayle Kaufman, and Richard J. Petts. 2021. “Visualizing shifts in gendered parenting attitudes during COVID-19.” Socius. 7:1-3.

2020

• Doan, Long and Trenton D. Mize. 2020. "Sexual Identity Disclosure among Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Individuals." Sociological Science. 7:504-527.

2019

• Mize, Trenton D., Long Doan, and J. Scott Long. 2019. “A General Framework for Comparing Predictions and Marginal Effects across Models.” Sociological Methodology. 49(1):152-189.

• Mize, Trenton D. 2019. “Best Practices for Estimating, Interpreting, and Presenting Nonlinear Interaction Effects.” Sociological Science. 6:81-117.

• Mize, Trenton D. 2019. “Doing Gender by Criticizing Leaders: Public and Private Displays of Status.” Social Problems. 66(1):86-107.

2018

• Mize, Trenton D. and Bianca Manago. 2018. “Precarious Sexuality: How Men and Women are Differentially Categorized for Similar Sexual Behavior.” American Sociological Review. 83(2):305-330.

• Mize, Trenton D. and Bianca Manago. 2018. “The Stereotype Content of Sexual Orientation.” Social Currents. 5(5):458-478.

2017

• Benard, Stephen, Mark T. Berg, and Trenton D. Mize. 2017. “Does Aggression Deter or Invite Reciprocal Behavior? Considering Coercive Capacity.” Social Psychology Quarterly. 80(4):310-329.

• Mize, Trenton D. 2017. “Profiles in Health: Multiple Roles and Health Lifestyles in Early Adulthood.” Social Science & Medicine. 178:196-205.

2016

• Mize, Trenton D. 2016. “Sexual Orientation in the Labor Market.” American Sociological Review. 81(6):1132-1160.

• Benard, Stephen and Trenton D. Mize. 2016. “Small Groups: Reflections of, and Building Blocks for Social Structure.” Pp 293-320 in Handbook of Contemporary Sociological Theory ed. Seth Abrutyn. Springer.

2015

• Mize, Trenton D. 2015. “What Social Psychology Can Contribute to the Study of Sex, Gender, and Sexual Orientation.” Sociology Compass. 9(12):1066-1081.

2011

• Mize, Trenton D. and Tré Myers. 2011. “Exploring Racial Differences on the Measurement & Experience of Emotion.” Journal for Undergraduate Research Opportunities. 1-16.