As a highly social species, humans frequently exchange social information to support almost
all facets of life. One of the richest and most powerful tools in social communication is the …

As a highly social species, humans are equipped with a powerful tool for social
communication—the face. Although seemingly simple, the human face can elicit multiple …

Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) individuals are less healthy than heterosexual individuals,
and minority stress endured by LGB individuals contributes to these health disparities …

The growing body of literature on the recognition of sexual orientation from voice (“auditory
gaydar”) is silent on the cognitive and social consequences of having a gay-/lesbian-versus …

People derive considerable amounts of information about each other from minimal
nonverbal cues. Apart from characteristics typically regarded as obvious when encountering …

The face may be the richest source of nonverbal human communication. Facial appearance
purveys reliable information about a diverse array of human characteristics, from one's …

Although sexual orientation (SO) is perceptually ambiguous, people are able to detect it with
above-chance accuracy from faces and, sometimes, from voices. Despite a multitude of …

Although researchers have explored the perceiver characteristics that make people accurate
at identifying others' sexual orientations, characteristics of the targets remain largely …

A wealth of research shows that people can achieve accurate interpersonal judgments of
others based on brief observations of their nonverbal cues. Here, we review evidence …

Although “gay rights” may be considered a contemporary issue in modern global society,
history is replete with accounts of same-sex attraction and sexual behavior across a …