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  • Social Psychology of Science
  • Mentorship in Research

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  • Traditional scientific values emphasize agentic traits like independence and competition.
  • However, many researchers, particularly women and racially minoritized and marginalized (RMM) groups, are motivated by communal values such as collaboration and prosocial behaviors.
  • Alignment between personal values and work is crucial for sustained motivation, yet faculty awareness of student communal values is unclear.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate whether STEM faculty mentors are aware of and actively acknowledge the communal values held by their graduate student researchers.
  • To determine if faculty perceptions of student values align with the actual values held by diverse student populations.
  • To explore the relationship between faculty attunement to communal values and research lab diversity and success.

Main Methods:

  • Survey and interview data were collected from STEM faculty mentors and their graduate student researchers.
  • Faculty were asked to describe the values of their graduate students.
  • Analysis focused on discrepancies between faculty perceptions and student-reported values, particularly for RMM students.

Main Results:

  • Faculty mentors significantly underestimated the communal values held by graduate students from RMM groups.
  • When faculty explicitly communicated communal values, it positively correlated with greater research lab diversity.
  • Faculty success, measured by various metrics, was also positively associated with communicating communal values.

Conclusions:

  • There is a critical gap in faculty awareness regarding the communal values of RMM graduate students.
  • Explicitly acknowledging and fostering communal values in research environments can enhance lab diversity.
  • Promoting faculty attunement to diverse student values may be a key strategy for improving mentorship and research outcomes.