Abigail Kroke

PhD

Assistant Professor | Faculty

Address: AH 103A
Phone: (507) 389-2013
Email: abigail.kroke@mnsu.edu

Education

  • PhD in General/Experimental Psychology, University of North Dakota

Areas of Interest

  • Zero-Sum Perspective
  • Gender
  • Conspiracy Theories
  • Social Perceptions

Courses Taught

  • PSYC 201 Statistics in Psychology
  • PSYC 211W Research Methods & Design
  • PSYC 340 Introduction to Social Psychology

Selected Publications/Presentations

  • Ruthig, J. C., Kroke, A. M. (2024) Improving accuracy in predictions about future performance. Current Psychology.
  • Dzikon C., Kelly, A., Hazel, K., Kroke, A. (2024) “I felt more mentally present”: Examining Student metacognitive skills, perceived stress, and academic resilience before and after a classroom mindfulness intervention. College Teaching.
  • Kroke, A. M., Ruthig, J. C. (2023) Conspiracy beliefs predicting health behaviors: an integration of the theory of planned behavior and health belief model. Current Psychology.
  • Kroke, A. M., & Ruthig, J. C. (2022). Conspiracy beliefs and the impact on health behaviors. Applied Psychology: Health and Well‐Being, 14(1), 311-328.
  • Ruthig, J. C., Kroke, A. M., Holfield, B. (2022). Anticipating academic performance and feedback: Temporal shifts in performance estimates and primary and secondary control strategies. Social Psychology of Education, 25(1), 55-73.
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