Dr. Robert W. Fuhrman Associate Professor Department Chair
Quick Facts Biographical Sketch

Contact:	Office: HSS 4.04.54 Phone: 458-7352 E-Mail: Robert.fuhrman@utsa.edu
Degrees:	Ph.D., Social Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Specialization:	Social Cognition
Research Interests:	Social judgment processes, person and event memory, personality development, attitude theory and communication.
Courses:	Personality Social Cognition Attitudes Measurement
Honors and Awards:	Dean’s Outstanding Teaching Award, 1995 Chancellor's Council Outstanding Teaching Award, 1998
Academic and  Professional Activities:	American Psychological Society (APS) Midwestern Psychological Association (MPA) Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP) Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) Ad hoc reviewer for:     Journal of Personality and Social Psychology     Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin    Journal of Research in Personality    Journal of Applied Social Psychology
Current Research:	The Social Psychology of driving Cross-cultural differences in blood, tissue, and organ donations Daily interpersonal conflict in the workplace
Selected Publications:	Anthony, M. K., & Fuhrman, R.W. (1999). You are what you drive: The trait dimensions underlying 11 vehicle stereotypes. Presented at the 1999 Midwestern Psychological Association Convention.  Fuhrman, R.W., & Funder, D. (1995). Convergence between self and peer in the response-time processing of trait-relevant information.  Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 69, 961-974.  Klein, S., Loftus, J., Trafton, G., & Fuhrman, R.W. (1992). Use of exemplars and abstractions in trait judgments: A model of trait knowledge  about the self and others. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 63, 739-753