Academic Abstract Clothing, hairstyle, makeup, and accessories influence first impressions.
However, target dress is notably absent from current theories and models of person …

Much research is based on findings obtained in Western, educated, industrialized, rich, and
democratic (WEIRD) societies, largely by authors from English-speaking countries. As no …

Introduction The present research investigates whether ingroup-outgroup distinction
salience moderates automatic intergroup bias (ie, more positive evaluations of ingroup …

Despite the primacy of the face in social perception research, people often base their
impressions on whole persons (ie, faces and bodies). Yet, perceptions of whole persons …

Reviewing applicant social media content during employee selection has become a
common practice, but little is known about applicant reactions in this context. In two …

Perceptions of socioeconomic status (SES) can perpetuate inequality by influencing
interpersonal interactions in ways that disadvantage people with low SES. Indeed, lab …

Background/Objectives: The experience of parenting in a highly medicalized, unnatural
environment can result in impaired mother–infant bonding, but increased maternal presence …

Calls to destigmatize addiction have been widely circulated. Removing or reducing society's
disapproval appeals to addicted people for obvious reasons: It removes one of the penalties …

In principle, the fundamental concepts person, woman, and man should apply equally to
people of different genders and races/ethnicities. In reality, these concepts might prioritize …

Recent research has found that Americans are disgusted by anonymous members of their
political out-group. Determining whether the disgust elicited by political out-group members …