The primary aim of this chapter is to provide a framework to understand and synthesize the
processes of person construal—early perceptions that lead to initial ingroup/outgroup …

Understanding others' minds has puzzled philosophers for centuries. Psychologists, too,
have recently begun asking questions about what causes us to see another person as …

Take the civilians that are tortured, raped, or killed in the shameful line-up of wars and
violent conflicts that we have stockpiled over historical time, with no end in sight. Take that …

Understanding and reacting to others' nonverbal social signals, such as changes in gaze
direction (ie, gaze cue), are essential for social interactions, as it is important for processes …

In social interactions, we rely on non-verbal cues like gaze direction to understand the
behaviour of others. How we react to these cues is determined by the degree to which we …

One reason for the persistence of racial discrimination may be anticipated dissimilarity with
racial outgroup members that prevent meaningful interactions. In the present research, we …

A large part of the contemporary literature on dehumanization is committed to three ideas:(a)
dehumanization involves some degree of denial of humanness,(b) such denial is to be …

The purpose of this basic qualitative research was to investigate the perceptions of nurse
educators who work in proprietary institutions regarding their roles in retaining nursing …

When we interact with others, we use their nonverbal gestures to predict what they are going
to do next. This process, termed mentalizing, allows us to engage in successful social …

We discuss two relatively understudied yet important phenomena relevant to the
ecologically crucial task of gathering reliable information from human faces. First, facial …