A growing body of research suggests that many voters rely on facial cues from political
candidates to elect their leaders. Our study proposes that having a baby face could be an …

People can judge a stranger's trustworthiness at first glance solely based on facial
appearance. Moreover, the trust behaviors people exhibit toward strangers differ depending …

We used composite face images perceived to have different levels of Dark Triad personality
traits (narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism) and asked participants to predict …

In the present study we provide measures of dominance and trustworthiness of a subset of
faces from the Productive Aging Laboratory (PAL) Face Database (Minear & Park, 2004) …

Social impressions from faces have been studied in psychology for over 100 years. These
impressions are rapid, efficient, and consequential. Yet, disagreements about the content of …

In this paper I describe the relevance of philosopher Peter Sloterdijk's (1998/2011) book
Bubbles for social psychology. Bubbles offers the opportunity for the development of what I …

We present an empirical demonstration that people rely on linguistic valence as a direct cue
to a speaker's group membership. Members of the US voting public judge positive words as …

Psychological theories continue to expand our understanding of stereotype content and
processes. Stereotype content refers to what people think about social groups' …

The goal of our research is to shed light on the existence of an effect of seeing the images of
human faces (ie “a face effect”) on economic decision-making behavior. We conduct a series …