Seung Joo Yoo
Seung Joo Yoo
Hello! I’m Seung Joo, a first-year PhD student in Micro Organizational Behavior at the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
I study the psychology of men and masculinities in organizations. Specifically, I examine how men experience and express their femininity (e.g., communality), and the consequences of these deviations from masculine norms in professional settings. I also investigate the fundamental social categorization processes underlying these phenomena, and use this cognitive lens to understand bias in Large Language Models (LLMs) used at work.
Methodologically, I integrate computational tools (e.g., NLP, LLMs) with traditional approaches (e.g., field surveys, experiments) to investigate these topics across individuals, teams, and organizations.
Faculty Advisors
Research Interests
- Men’s Communality
- Masculinities in Organizations
- Social Categorization and Stereotyping
- Computational Social Science