E-mail:  sogainesjr@aol.com or sgaines@pomona.edu

Web site:  http://members.aol.com/sogainesjr/index.html
(revised 8/31/98)
 

Education and Fields of Preparation
 Bachelor of Science with Honors in Psychology, University of
Texas at Arlington, August 1985
  Minor:  Biology
  Honors Thesis Advisor:  William Ickes
  Title of Honors Thesis: Is Music Really the Universal
   Language?  Effects of Racial Stereotyping on
   Categorization and Evaluation of Music
 Ph.D. in Psychology, University of Texas at Austin, May 1991
  Major Work:  Social psychology and close relationships
  Supporting Work:  Statistics
  Dissertation Chair:  Ted L. Huston
  Title of Dissertation:  Interpersonal Traits, Gender-Role
   Compliance, and Interpersonal Resource Exchange
   among Romantic and Nonromantic Male-Female
   Relationships

Professional Experience
 Hewlett-Mellon Pre-Doctoral Fellow in Psychology:  Macalester
College, 1989-90
  Courses Taught:  PSY 50-05 (Personality and the
   Development of Close Relationships)
        PSY 63 (Psychological Methods)
        PSY 64 (Psychological Studies)
 Adjunct Assistant Instructor:  College of St. Catherine (St.
Mary's Campus), Spring 1990
  Courses Taught:  PSY 100 (General Psychology I)
        PSY 101 (General Psychology II)
 Academic Counselor:  University of Texas at Austin, Fall 1990
 Visiting Lecturer in Psychology:  Macalester College, Spring
1991
  Courses Taught:  PSY 39-01 (Social Psychology)
        PSY 63 (Psychological Methods)
        PSY 64 (Psychological Studies)
 Adjunct Assistant Professor:  College of St. Catherine (St. Mary's
Campus), Summer 1991
  Courses Taught:  PSY 100 (General Psychology I)
        PSY 101 (General Psychology II)
        PSY 200 (Life-Span Developmental
     Psychology)
 Postdoctoral Scholar-in-Residence:  Franklin and Marshall
College, 1991-92
  Courses Taught:  PSY 210 (Interpersonal Psychology)
        PSY 472 (Special Topics in Social
     Psychology)
        PSY 277/WST 277 (Psychology of Women)
 Carolina Minority Postdoctoral Scholar:  University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1992-93
 Assistant Professor:  Department of Psychology, Pomona College
and Intercollegiate Department of Black Studies, Claremont Colleges,
1992-present
  Courses Taught:  ID 1 (Critical Inquiry Seminar), Section
         12 (Psychological Perspectives on
          African American Families)
     PSYC 51 (Psychological Approaches to
          the Study of People)
     PSYC 112/BK 112 (Interethnic
          Relations:  From the Impersonal to
          the Personal)
     PSYC 127/BK 127 (Research in African
          American Psychology; listed as PSYC
          227 at the Claremont Graduate
          University)
     PSYC 180G/BK 180G (Seminar on
      African American Families; listed
      as PSYC 280G at the Claremont
      Graduate University)
     PSYC 187 (Seminar on Close
          Relationships; listed as PSYC 287 at
          the Claremont Graduate School)
     PSYC 191 (Senior Thesis)
 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Claremont Graduate University,
1993-present
  Courses Taught:  PSYC 350I (Personality and
          Interpersonal Behavior)
     PSYC 315L (Factor Analysis and
      Personality Scaling)
 Visiting Scholar, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,
1996-97 (supported by Steele Leave from Pomona College and by
Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Ford Foundation)

Honors and Awards

 University of Texas Graduate Opportunity Fellow, 1985-86
 National Science Foundation Minority Graduate Fellow, 1986-89
 Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society inductee, 1987-88
 Outstanding Young Men of America awardee, 1987-88, 1995-
96, 1996-97, 1998-99
 University of Texas Graduate Research Grant recipient, 1988-
89
 Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and
Colleges, 1988-89
 University of Texas Friar Society inductee, 1988-89
 University of Texas Professional Development Grant awardee,
1990-91
 Franklin and Marshall College Faculty Research Grant awardee,
1991-92
 Marquis Who's Who in American Education, 1992-93, 1993-94,
1994-95
 Marquis Who's Who in the West, 1998-99
 Marquis Who's Who in America, 1993-94, 1994-95
 Pomona College Faculty Research Grant awardee, 1993-94,
1994-95
 Fletcher Jones Grant awardee (project co-director:  Dr. Cherlyn
Granrose, Claremont Graduate School), 1994-95
 Marquis Who's Who in the World, 1994-95, 1995-96
 Wolfe Course Development Funds awardee, Pitzer College,
1994-95
 Sigma Xi inductee, 1994-95
 Wig Course Development Funds awardee, Pomona College,
1994-95, 1997-98
 Ford Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship awardee, 1996-97
 Grant-in-Aid awardee, Society for the Psychological Study of
Social Issues, 1996-97
 

Service:  Institutional
 Psychology Department Affirmative Action Committee,
University of Texas at Austin, 1986-88
 Black Graduate Students Association, University of Texas at
Austin, 1986-89 (President, 1987-88)
 Council of Graduate Students, University of Texas at Austin,
1987-89 (President, 1988-89)
 Heman Sweatt Civil Rights Symposium Steering Committee,
University of Texas at Austin, 1987-89 (Chair of Program
Subcommittee, 1987-89)
 Cabinet of College Councils, University of Texas at Austin, 1988-
89
 Liberal Arts Dean Search Committee, University of Texas at
Austin, 1988-89
 Ombudsman Screening Committee, University of Texas at
Austin, 1988-89
 Women's Studies Faculty Affiliate, Macalester College, 1989-90
 Faculty Affiliate, Scholars of Color in the Sciences, Pomona
College, 1993-94
 Member, Field Committee, Cultural Studies Program, Claremont
Graduate School, 1993-94
 Co-Facilitator (with Halford H. Fairchild), Black Men's Support
Group, Office of Black Student Affairs, 1993-96, 1997-98
 Faculty Mentor, Pomona College/Office of Black Student Affairs
Faculty Mentor Program, 1993-94
 Member, Affirmative Action Committee, Pomona College, 1994-
1996
 Member, IDBS Senior Thesis Awards Committee, 1994-96,
1997-98
 Member, Internship Coordinator/Career Counselor Search
Committee, Pomona College, 1995-96
 Subject Pool Coordinator, Psychology Department, Pomona
College, 1995-96
 Member, Walker Wall Task Force, Pomona College, 1995-96
 Member, Social Psychology Search Committee, The Claremont
Graduate University, 1995-96
 Member, Human Subjects Review Committee, Pomona College,
1997-98
 Member, Traffic Appeals Committee, Pomona College, 1998-99
 Advisor, Pomona College Chapter of Psi Chi, 1997-present
 Advisor, Pomona College Psychology Club, 1997-present
 

Service:  Professional
 Reviewer, Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 1991-
present
 Reviewer, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 1993-
present
 Reviewer, Journal of Research in Personality, 1994-present
 Reviewer, Personal Relationships, 1994-present
 Reviewer, Journal of Black Psychology, 1994-present
 Reviewer, Explorations in Ethnic Studies, 1994-present
 Reviewer, Sex Roles, 1995-present
 Reviewer, Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1995-present
 Reviewer, Journal of Adolescence, 1996-present
 Reviewer, "Social Psychology" and "Social Thinking and
Influence," in J. Santrock (1995), Psychology, 5th ed. (Madison, WI:
Brown & Benchmark)
 Reviewer, Journal of Consumer Psychology, 1996-present
 Reviewer, Journal of Applied Psychology, 1997-present
 Reviewer, Family Relations, 1998-present
 Member, Outreach Committee, International Network on
Personal Relationships, 1992-93
 Member, Task Force on Possible Biases in the Field,
International Network on Personal Relationships, 1992-93
 Organizer, Colloquium on the Psychology of Empathic Accuracy
(speaker:  William Ickes), March 24, 1994
 Organizer, Symposium on Attachment Styles and Adult Close
Relationships, 1994 Conference of the International Society for the
Study of Personal Relationships, University of Gröningen, Gröningen,
The Netherlands, July 4-8, 1994
 Organizer, Symposium on Exit, Voice, Loyalty, and Neglect in
Heterosexual Close Relationships, 1995 Conference of the
International Network on Personal Relationships, College of William
and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, June 1-5, 1995
 Co-Organizer (with Halford H. Fairchild), Intercollegiate
Department of Black Studies Conference on the Black Family, 1994-
95
 Member, Recruitment Committee, International Society for the
Study of Personal Relationships, 1994-96
 Member, Editorial Advisory Board, Collegiate Press, 1994-
present
 Chair and Respondent, Session on Ethnicity:  Family and
Community, 1995 Conference of National Association for Ethnic
Studies, University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO, March 8-12,
1995
 Reviewer, Submissions to Division 8 Program for 1996
American Psychological Association Convention, 1995-96
 Member, Publications Committee, International Network on
Personal Relationships, 1996-97
 Panelist, Session on Interdisciplinary Methods in Personal
Relationship Research, 1996 Conference of the International Network
on Personal Relationships, University of Washington, Seattle, WA,
June 29-July 3, 1996
 Organizer, Session on Interpersonal Resource Exchange in
Personal Relationships:  Conceptual and Empirical Advances, 1996
conference of the International Society for the Study of Personal
Relationships, Banff, Canada, August 4-8, 1996
 Panelist, Session on Everyday Relating:  Studying Ordinary
Processes in Personal Relationships, 1997 conference of the
International Network on Personal Relationships, Miami University of
Ohio, Oxford, Ohio, June 28-July 2, 1997
 Organizer, Session on Interethnic/Interracial Relationships:
Theoretical and Empirical Issues, 1997 conference of the
International Network on Personal Relationships, Miami University of
Ohio, Oxford, Ohio, June 28-July 2, 1997
 Reviewer, National Science Foundation Grant Proposals, 1997-
1998
 Organizer, Session on Relationship Processes among Gay Males,
Lesbians, and Bisexuals:  Conceptual and Empirical Advances, 1998
conference of the International Network on Personal Relationships,
University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, May 23-26, 1998
 Panelist, Session on Everyday Relating:  Research Methods,
1998 conference of the International Network on Personal
Relationships, University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, May 23-26, 1998
 Organizer, Session on Race/Ethnicity and Personal
Relationships, 1998 Conference of the International Society for the
Study of Personal Relationships, Skidmore College Saratoga Springs,
NY, June 20-24, 1998
 Member, Elections Committee, International Network on
Personal Relationships, 1998-99
 Ad Hoc Reviewer, Wadsworth Publishing Co., 1998-present

Professional Associations
 
International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships,
1989-present
 American Association of University Professors, 1989-present
(Interim President, Pomona College Chapter, Spring 1996)
 American Psychological Society, 1990-present
 International Network on Personal Relationships, 1990-present
 National Association for Ethnic Studies, 1992-present
 Association of Black Psychologists, 1992-present
 American Psychological Association, 1993-present
 Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues, 1993-
present
 Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues,
1994-present
 National Association for the Advancement of Colored People,
1996-present
 American Civil Liberties Union, 1996-present
 Western States Communication Association, 1997-present

Primary Advisor, Undergraduate/Graduate Theses
 Amador, N. (1995).  The effect of interethnic relationship on
  stress.  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona College, May 1995.
 Antonuccio, J. (1996).  Extracurricular activity as a means to
  enhance self-esteem.  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona
  College, May 1996.
 Barájas, L. (1994).  Familism and Latino adolescent friendship
  behaviors.  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona College, May
  1994.
 Brandon, P. (1995).  The relationship between anxiety, parental
  influences on anxiety, and achievement.  Undergraduate
  thesis, Pomona College, May 1995.
 Carlson, A. (1995).  The effects of the gender and age of the
  defense attorney on juror bias.  Undergraduate thesis,
  Pomona College, May 1995.
 Chalfin, J. E. (1998).  Impact of cultural value orientations on
  mediators' conflict resolution strategies.  Masters thesis,
  The Claremont Graduate University, May 1998.
 Chan, P. (1998).  Examining ethnic identity self-report
  measures and social desirability.  Undergraduate thesis,
  Pomona College, May 1998.
 Determan, A. (1998).  Influence on gender-related personality
  characteristics on self-disclosure in same-gender and
  cross-gender friendships.  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona
  College, May 1998.
 Farris, K. R. (1996).  The impact of individualism and
  collectivism on respectful behavior within interethnic
  romantic relationships.  Masters thesis, The Claremont
  Graduate School, December 1996.
 Gaskins, S. (1994).  The relationship between adolescent
  pregnancy and parental relationships and its effect on
  pregnancy resolution.  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona
  College, May 1994.
 Hayward, D. (1996).  Fantasy, commitment, and investment as
  predictors of romantic jealousy.  Undergraduate thesis,
  Pomona College, May 1996.
 Henderson, M. C. (1996).  Ethnicity and cultural value
  orientations as predictors of conflict with co-workers.
  Masters thesis, The Claremont Graduate School, May
  1996.
 Hernandez, T. (1996).  Sibling rivalry and family size.
  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona College, May 1996.
 Hicks, D. (1994).  Where do I fit in?  The biracial individual.
  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona College, May 1994.
 Lee, J. S. (1998).  The influence of cultural values on the
  individual's first impressions of others.  Undergraduate
  thesis, Pomona College, May 1998.
 Simsarian, S. (1992).  Achievement motivation as a predictor of
  individual and group performance.  Undergraduate thesis,
  Franklin and Marshall College, May 1992.
 Takahashi, Y. E. (1994).  The effects of cultural values in
  interracial relationships.  Undergraduate thesis, Pomona
  College, May 1994.
 Tsai, T. (1996).  Ethnic and cultural perspectives on love,
  attachment, and relationship satisfaction.  Undergraduate
  thesis, Pomona College, May 1996.
 Underhill, J. M. (1995).  Family environment, childhood and
  adulthood attachment, and relationship processes as
  antecedents of relationship satisfaction.  Undergraduate
  thesis, Harvey Mudd College (via Scripps College), May
  1995.
 West, A. M. (1997).  Effects of Gender-Related Personality
  Characteristics and Self-Esteem on Displays of Affection
  in Male-Female Romantic Relationships.  Masters thesis,
  The Claremont Graduate School, May 1997.
 Yum, N. (1994).  The effect of attachment style on response to
  dissatisfaction in relationships.  Undergraduate thesis,
  Pomona College, May 1994

Conference/Symposium Presentations

 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1991).  Impact of gender-role demands on
  exchange of love and status in dating relationships.
  Paper presented at the International Network Conference
  on Personal Relationships, May 16-20, 1991.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1991).  Toward a typology of dating
  relationships:  Gender-related traits and gender-role
  compliance as predictors of interpersonal resource
  exchange.  Paper presented at Hardin-Simmons
  University symposium, The Role of Women:  The Past and
  the Road Ahead, October 17-19, 1991.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1992).  Between-gender friendships and
  reciprocity in respect-denying behavior.  Paper presented
  at the 6th International Conference on Personal
  Relationships, July 23-28, 1992.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1993).  Allport and beyond:  Teaching a course
  on interethnic relations in the 1990s.  Paper presented at
  the 1993 conference of the Southeastern Society for
  Social Psychology, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, November 19-
  20, 1993.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1993).  Collectivism and interpersonal
  resource exchange among African American couples.
  Paper presented at the 1993 conference of the National
  Association for African American Studies, Virginia State
  University, Petersburg, Virginia, February 9-12, 1993.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1993).  Familism and interpersonal
  resource exchange among Latinas and Latinos.  Paper
  presented at the 1993 conference of the National
  Association for Ethnic Studies, University of Utah, Salt
  Lake City, Utah, March 4-7, 1993.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1993).  Interpersonal resource
  exchange among male-female friendships, casual dating
  relationships, serious/engaged dating relationships, and
  marital relationships.  Paper presented at the 4th
  conference of the International Network on Personal
  Relationships, June 3-7, 1993.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1994).  Debunking the pseudogenetic claims of
  race-based effects in behavior genetics.  Paper presented
  at the 1994 conference of the National Association for
  African-American Studies, Virginia State University,
  Petersburg, Virginia, February 15-19, 1994.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1994).  "Feminism" and interpersonal resource
  exchange among interethnic couples.  Paper presented at
  the 1994 conference of the National Association for Ethnic
  Studies, Kansas City, Missouri, March 16-20, 1994.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  Conceptualizing African American
  relationship processes:  Collectivism as reflected in
  socioemotional behavior.  Paper presented at the
  conference, "The Future of the African American Family:
  Youth and Adolescents," convened by the Intercollegiate
  Department of Black Studies, The Claremont Colleges,
  Claremont, CA, March 3-4, 1995.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  The politics of friendship:  Gender,
  ethnicity, and friends' affectionate and respectful
  behavior.  Paper presented at the 1995 conference of the
  National Association of African American Studies,
  Virginia State University, Petersburg, Virginia, February
  14-18, 1995.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. with Bledsoe, K. L., Farris, K. R., Henderson, M.
  C., Kurland, G. J., Lara, J. K., Marelich, W. D., Page, M. S.,
  Palucki, L. J.,  Steers, W. Neil, & West, A. M. (1997).
  Emotions in friendships.  Paper presented at the 1997
  conference of the Western States Communication
  Association, Monterey, Ca, February 14-18, 1997.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Granrose, C. S., Ríos, D. I., García, B. F., Page, M.
  S., Farris, K. R., & Bledsoe, K. L. (1997).  Patterns of
  attachment and responses to partners' dissatisfaction
  among interethnic/interracial couples.  Paper presented
  at the 1997 conference of the International Network on
  Personal Relationships, Miami University of Ohio, Oxford,
  OH, June 28-July 2, 1997.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Henderson, M C. (1998).  Patterns of
  interpersonal resource exchange among gay male and
  lesbian couples.  Paper presented at the 1998 conference
  of the International Network on Personal Relationships,
  University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, May 23-26, 1998.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Reed, E. S. (1992).  W. E. B. Du Bois and the
  underground psychology of prejudice.  Paper presented
  at 24th annual convention of the Association of Black
  Psychologists, August 4-9, 1992.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Reis, H. T., Summers, S., Bledsoe, K., & Yum, N.
  (1995).  Negative and positive dimensions of
  instrumentality and expressivity as predictors of
  responses to partners' dissatisfaction.  Paper presented at
  the 1995 Conference of the International Network on
  Personal Relationships, College of William and Mary,
  Williamsburg, Virginia, June 1-5, 1995.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Reis, H. T., Summers, S., Rusbult, C. E., Wexler,
  M. O., & Cox, C. L.(1994).  Impact of attachment style,
  activity, and constructiveness on individuals' responses to
  dissatisfaction in male-female close relationships.  Paper
  presented at the 1994 conference of the International
  Society for the Study of Personal Relationships,
  University of Gröningen, Gröningen, The Netherlands, July
  4-8, 1994.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Ríos, D. I., Granrose, C. C., Bledsoe, K., Farris, K.,
  Page, M. S., & García, B. (1996).  Romanticism and
  resource exchange among interethnic/interracial couples.
  Paper presented at the 1996 meeting of the Social
  Psychologists in Texas, The University of Texas at
  Arlington, Arlington, TX, January 11-12, 1996.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Rugg, M. A., Zemore, S. E., Armm, J. L., Yum, N.,
  Law, A., Underhill, J. M., & Feldman, K. (1996).  Positive
  instrumentality, positive expressivity, and gender-role
  compliance as predictors of interpersonal resource
  exchange among brother-sister pairs.  Paper presented at
  the 1996 conference of the International Society for the
  Study of Personal Relationships, Banff, Canada, August 4-
  8, 1996.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Rusbult, C. E., Cox, C. L., & Wexler, M. O. (1995).
  Self-monitoring as a moderator of the link between
  interpersonal traits and responses to partners'
  dissatisfaction.  Paper presented at the 1995 Conference
  of the International Network on Personal Relationships,
  College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, Virginia, June
  1-5, 1995.
 Marelich, W. D. & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  A confirmatory
  investigation of the transactional model of jealousy.
  Paper presented at the 1995 conference of the Western
  Psychological Association, March 29-April 1, 1995.
 Marelich, W. D., Lara, J. K., & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1996).  Jealousy
  as a destructive response to romantic relationship threat.
  Paper presented at the 1996 meeting of the Western
  Psychological Association, April 1996.
 Penn, M. L., Phillips, L. A., & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1992).  Ethnic
  preference research:  A reconceptualization.  Paper
  presented at the Twentieth Annual Conference of the
  National Association for Ethnic Studies, March 5-8, 1992.
 Ríos, D. I & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1994).  Impact of gender and
  ethnic subgroup membership on Mexican Americans'
  purposeful use of media for cultural maintenance:  La
  Chicana as cultural mainstay.  Paper presented at the
  University of Arizona symposium, Console-ing passions:
  TV, video, and feminism, University of Arizona, Tucson,
  Arizona, April 21-24, 1994.

Publications

 Cox, C. E. , Wexler, M. O., Rusbult, C. E., & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1997).
  Prescriptive support and commitment processes in close
  relationships.  Social Psychology Quarterly, 60, 79-90.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1992).  Interpersonal traits, gender-role
  compliance, and interpersonal resource exchange among
  romantic and nonromantic male-female relationships.
  (Doctoral dissertation, University of Texas at Austin,
  1991.)  Dissertation Abstracts International, 52, 3944-B
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1993).  Sexual harassment in American
  academia.  Proteus, 10, 29-31.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1994).  Exchange of respect-denying
  behavior among male-female friendships.  Journal of
  Social and Personal Relationships, 11, 5-24.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1994).  Generic, stereotypic, and collectivistic
  models of interpersonal resource exchange among African
  American couples.  Journal of Black Psychology, 20, 291-
  301.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1994).  On the relevance of Allport's The
  Nature of Prejudice to interethnic relations in the 1990s.
  Psych Discourse, 25, 10-14.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  Classifying dating couples:  Gender as
  reflected in traits, roles, and resulting behavior.  Basic
  and Applied Social Psychology, 16, 75-94.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  Dangerous Curve, collisions on the
  information superhighway:  Internet discourse on The
  Bell Curve.  Psych Discourse, 26, 9-13.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  O. J. Simpson, Mark Fuhrman, and the
  moral "low ground" of ethnic/race relations in the United
  States.  Black Scholar, 25, 46-47.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  Relationships between members of
  cultural minorities.  In J. T. Wood and S. Duck (Eds.),
  Under-studied relationships:  Off the beaten track
  (Thousand Oaks, CA:  Sage), p. 51-88.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1995).  Reviews of Meaningful Relationships
  and Dynamics of Relationships.  Journal of Marriage and
  the Family, 57, 834-835.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1996).  Impact of interpersonal traits and
  gender-role compliance on interpersonal resource
  exchange among dating and engaged/married couples.
  Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 13, 241-261.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1996).  Perspectives of Du Bois and Fanon on
  the psychology of oppression.  In L. R. Gordon, R. T. White,
  and T. D. Sharpley-Whiting (Eds.), Fanon:  A critical
  reader (Oxford:  Blackwell), p. 24-33.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1996).  The politics of friendship:  Literary and
  psychological perspectives on gender, ethnicity, and
  relationship dynamics.  20th Century Afro Review, 2,
  153-170.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1997).  Communalism and the reciprocity of
  affection and respect among interethnic married couples.
  Journal of Black Studies, 27, 352-364.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1997).  Romanticism and interpersonal
  resource exchange in stigmatized personal relationships.
  ISSPR Bulletin, 14, 4-6.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1998).  Refuting hereditarian claims about race
  and IQ:  W. E. B. Du Bois, academic racism, and The Bell
  Curve.  In L. R. Gordon and R. T. White (Eds.), Black texts
  and Black textuality:  Constructing and de-constructing
  African American Blackness (New York:  Blackwell), in
  press.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1998).  Sexuality and race.  In A. Strickland
  and R. E. Weems, Jr. (Eds.), Historiographical and
  bibliographic guide to the African American experience
  (New York:  Greenwood Press), in press.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1998).  Teaching Allport's The Nature of
  Prejudice to college students in the 1990s.  Journal of
  Social Issues, in press.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. with Bledsoe, K. L., Farris, K. R., Henderson, M.
  C., Kurland, G. J, Lara, J. K., Marelich, W. D., Page, M. S.,
  Palucki, L. J., Steers, W. Neil, & West, A. M. (1998).
  Communication of emotions in friendships.  In P. A.
  Andersen and L. K. Guerrero (Eds.), Handbook of
  communication and emotion:  Research, theory,
  applications, and contexts (San Diego:  Academic Press), p.
  507-531.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. with Buriel, R., Liu, J. H., & Ríos, D. I. (1997).
  Culture, ethnicity, and personal relationship processes.
  New York:  Routledge.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Chalfin, J., Kim, M., & Taing, P. (1998).
  Communicating prejudice in personal relationships.  In M.
  L. Hecht (Ed.), Communicating prejudice (Thousand Oaks,
  CA:  Sage), p. 163-186.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Granrose, C. S., Rios, D. I., Garcia, B. F., Page, M.
  S., Farris, K. R., & Bledsoe, K. L. (1998).  Patterns of
  attachment and responses to accommodative dilemmas
  among interethnic/interracial couples.  Manuscript
  accepted for publication, Journal of Social and Personal
  Relationships.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Ickes, W. (1997).  Perspectives on interracial
  relationships.  In S. Duck (Ed.), Handbook of Personal
  Relationships, 2nd ed. (Sussex:  Wiley), p. 197-220.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Jones-Mitchell, J. (1998).  Comparable mates:
  What shortage of good Black men?  In N. Ba'Nikongo (Ed.),
  Leading essays in African American studies (Durham, NC:
  Carolina Academic Press), p. 503-512.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Liu, J. H. (2000).  Multicultural/multiracial
  relationships.  In C. Hendrick and S. S. Hendrick (Eds.),
  Close relationships:  A sourcebook (Thousand Oaks, CA:
  Sage), forthcoming.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Marelich, W. D., Bledsoe, K. L., Steers, W. N.,
  Henderson, M. C., Granrose, C. S., Barájas, L., Hicks, D.,
  Lyde, M., Takahashi, Y., Yum, N., Ríos, D. I., García, B. F.,
  Farris, K., & Page, M. S. (1997).  Links between race/
  ethnicity and cultural values as mediated by racial/ethnic
  identity and moderated by gender.  Journal of Personality
  and Social Psychology, 72, 1460-1476.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Panter, A. T., Lyde, M. C., Steers, W. N.,
  Rusbult, C. E., Cox, C. L., & Wexler, M. O. (1997).
  Evaluating the circumplexity of interpersonal traits and
  the manifestation of interpersonal traits in interpersonal
  trust.  Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 73,
  610-623.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Reed, E. S.  (1994).  Two social psychologies of
  prejudice:  Gordon  W. Allport, W. E. B. Du Bois, and the
  legacy of Booker T. Washington.  Journal of Black
  Psychology, 20, 8-28.
  Gaines, S. O., Jr. & Reed, E. S. (1995).  Prejudice:  From Allport to
  Du Bois.  American Psychologist, 50, 96-103.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Reis, H. T., Summers, S., Rusbult, C. E., Cox, C. L.,
  Wexler, M. O., Marelich, W. D. & Kurland, G. J. (1997).
  Impact of attachment style on reactions to
  accommodative dilemmas in close relationships.  Personal
  Relationships, 4, 93-113.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Roberts, D. C., & Baumann, D. J. (1993).  When
  all the world's a stage:  The impact of events on news
  coverage of South Africa, 1979-1985.  Explorations in
  Ethnic Studies, 16, 63-92.
 Gaines, S. O., Jr., Rugg, M. A., Zemore, S. E., Armm, J. L., Yum, N.,
  Law, A., Underhill, J. M., & Feldman, K. (1998).  Gender-
  related personality characteristics, gender-role
  compliance, and interpersonal resource exchange among
  brother-sister relationships.  Personal Relationships, in
  press.
 Johnson, M. P., Huston, T. L., Gaines, S. O., Jr., & Levinger, G.
  (1992).  Patterns of married life among young couples.
  Journal of Social and Personal Relationships, 9, 343-364.
 Penn, M. L., Gaines, S. O., Jr., & Phillips, L (1993).  On the
  desirability of own group preference.  Journal of Black
  Psychology, 19, 303-321.
 Phillips, L., Penn, M. L., & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1993).  A
  hermeneutic rejoinder to ourselves and our critics.
  Journal of Black Psychology, 19, 350-357.
 Reed, E. S. & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1997).  Not everyone is "different-
  from-me":  Toward an historico-cultural account of
  prejudice.  Journal of Black Psychology, 23, 245-274.
 Ríos, D. I. & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1997).  Impact of gender and
  ethnic subgroup membership on Mexican Americans' use
  of mass media for cultural maintenance.  Howard Journal
  of Communication, 8, 197-216.
 Ríos, D. I. & Gaines, S. O., Jr. (1998).  Mexican/Spanish American
  media use:  Cultural maintenance in New Mexico.
  Manuscript accepted for publication, Journalism and Mass
  Communication Quarterly.