Jordan W. Moon

Experience

• 2025–present
  Lecturer, University of Southampton
• 2024–2025
  Lecturer, Brunel University of London
• 2022–2024
  Research fellow, Toulouse School of Economics

Education

• 2022 
  Arizona State University, PhD

Publications

• 2026
  Justifying antisemitism: Political liberalism and perceptions of prejudices, American Psychologist
• 2026
  Google search data for psychological scientists: A tutorial and best practices, Advances in Methods and Practices in Psychological Science
• 2026
  Pro-life policy choices partly reflect desires to suppress casual sex, not solely sanctity of life concerns, Social Psychological and Personality Science
• 2025
  Childhood predictors of adults’ belief in god, gods, and spiritual forces across 22 countries, Scientific Reports
• 2023
  Is religion special?, Perspectives on Psychological Science
• 2022
  Men are less religious in more gender-equal countries, Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
• 2021
  Is there anything good about atheists? Exploring positive and negative stereotypes of the religious and nonreligious, Social Psychological and Personality Science
• 2021
  Why are world religions so concerned with sexual behavior?, Current Opinion in Psychology
• 2019
  Is nothing sacred? Religion, sex, and reproductive strategies, Current Directions in Psychological Science
• 2018
  Religious people are trusted because they are viewed as slow life-history strategists, Psychological Science

Grants and Contracts

• 2022
  The Paradoxical Effects of Religious Fasting

  Role:

  Principal Investigator

  Funding Source:

  Templeton World Charity Foundation, Inc.