Trust is a significant predictor of humans' willingness to engage with robots. What increases–
and decreases–human-robot trust? In contrast with research that has focused on robots' …

Individuals who reject sacrificial harm to maximize overall outcomes, consistent with
deontological (vs. utilitarian) ethics, appear warmer, more moral, and more trustworthy. Yet …

Whereas norm-conforming (deontological) judgments have been claimed to be rooted in
automatic emotional responses, outcome-maximizing (utilitarian) judgments are assumed to …

Five experiments (combined N= 4,915) tested the prediction that the moral boost of
happiness would persist for social targets with moral failings. In Studies 1 and 2, White and …

Depictions of sadness are commonplace, and here we aimed to discover and catalogue the
complex and nuanced ways that people interpret sad facial expressions. We used a rigorous …

Interpersonal transgressions, subsequent apologies, and offered (or withheld) forgiveness
hold important consequences for both perpetrators and victims. Research has focused …

The theory that suicide violates the moral domain of purity, whereas homicide violates the
qualitatively different domain of autonomy, rests in part on the hypothesis that suicide, but …

This study introduces a typology of follower responses to seemingly deceptive promotional
content by a social media influencer (SMI) and the effects of those responses on observers …

Social media platforms have enabled the vast proliferation of online hate messages and the
growth of online hate groups worldwide. Considerable efforts in the computational sciences …

The use of emojis as powerful communication tools has strengthened since their inception,
but there has been little to no research unpacking individual usage patterns and perceptions …