Face individuation involves sensitivity to physical characteristics that provide information
about identity. We examined whether Black and White American faces differ in terms of …

Humans infer men's formidability through their facial width-to-height ratio (fWHR),
subsequently eliciting perceptions of men's capability to engage in aggressive physical …

Robot faces often differ from human faces in terms of their facial features (eg, lack of
eyebrows) and spatial relationships between these features (eg, disproportionately large …

Roboticists often imbue robots with human-like physical features to increase the likelihood
that they are afforded benefits known to be associated with anthropomorphism. Similarly …

When interacting with groups of robots, we tend to perceive them as a homogenous group
where all group members have similar capabilities. This overgeneralization of capabilities is …

According to perceptual dehumanization theory (PDT), faces are only perceived as “truly
human” when processed in a configural fashion. Consistent with this theory, previous …

This study aims to examine the relationship between hosts' facial features and Airbnb listing
prices alongside other house attributes. We use a spatial hedonic pricing model to analyze …

Facial width-to-height ratio (fWHr) has been widely proven to exert a lasting influence on
shaping behavior. In this paper, we provide empirical evidence on the relationship between …

Prior research has found that various job candidate characteristics can influence hiring
decisions. The current work used experimental methods to test how a novel, appearance …

Highlights•Dehumanization is described as the fading of the human–object divide.•A new
paradigm to measure dehumanization processes more directly is proposed.•Directly …