Despite our many differences, one superordinate category we all belong to is 'humans'. To
strip away or overlook others' humanity, then, is to mark them as 'other'and, typically,'less …

Findings demonstrating decision-related neural activity preceding volitional actions have
dominated the discussion about how science can inform the free will debate. These …

The use of the internet and social media have changed consumer behavior and the ways in
which companies conduct their business. Social and digital marketing offers significant …

Parallels in anatomy between humans and domesticated mammals suggest that for the last
300,000 years, Homo sapiens has experienced more intense selection against the …

Multiracial individuals represent a growing segment of the population and have been
increasingly the focus of empirical study. Much of this research centers on the perception …

Six studies tested the hypothesis that evaluators judge Black people less sensitive to social
pain than White people. Social pain was operationalized as the psychological distress …

Groupishness is a set of tendencies to respond to group members with prosociality and
cooperation in ways that transcend apparent self-interest. Its evolution is puzzling because it …

Eye gaze is a potent source of social information with direct eye gaze signaling the desire to
approach and averted eye gaze signaling avoidance. In the current work, we proposed that …

While inferences of traits from unfamiliar faces prominently reveal stereotypes, some facial
inferences also correlate with real-world outcomes. We investigated whether facial …

This study contributes to the growing literature linking physical characteristics and
behavioral tendencies by advancing the current debate on whether a person's facial width-to …