Recent research suggests that visual perception of social categories is shaped not only by
facial features but also by higher-order social cognitive processes (eg, stereotypes, attitudes …

Movement tracking is a novel process-tracing method that promises unique access to the
temporal dynamics of psychological processes. The method involves high-resolution …

Computer mouse-tracking is a relatively recently developed behavioral methodology that
can contribute unique insight into a wide variety of psychological phenomena. By recording …

We examined older adult (OA) and younger adult (YA) neural sensitivity to face
trustworthiness in reward circuit regions, previously found to respond to trustworthiness in …

In this chapter, we provide an overview of the complex social phenotype associated with
Williams syndrome (WS). We first outline the strong propensity for social interaction …

Being socially connected directly impacts our basic needs and survival. People with deficits
in social cognition might exhibit abnormal behaviors and face many challenges in our highly …

We describe and evaluate an integrative hypothesis for helping to explain the major
neurocognitive features of individuals with Williams syndrome region deletions and …

People readily form first impressions from faces, and they refer to these impressions when
navigating their way through social life. An emerging line of research has pondered the …

Previous research has robustly established a Williams syndrome (WS) specific personality
profile, predominantly characterized a gregarious, people-oriented, and tense …

We describe the performance of 292 4-to 17-year-olds with Williams syndrome (WS) on the
Kaufman Brief Intelligence Test-2 (KBIT-2;). Mean IQ Composite, Verbal standard score …