| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Examining facial masculinity as a cause of backlash against aspiring female leaders |
2022 |
165 |
Agency and communality are stereotypically linked with, respectively, masculinity and femininity. These gendered trait associations elicit stereotypic prescriptions for how people should behave. Whether they extend to elicit gendered stereotypic expe... |
| Examining Interactive Effects of Group Membership and Untrustworthiness on Recognition Memory |
2021 |
156 |
Faces provide certain cues, such as untrustworthiness, that have been shown to be more memorable than others. To better understand the strength of this untrustworthiness advantage in recognition memory, it is important to study faces that vary in tru... |
| Expectations of women : trait inferences, nonverbal cues, and their impact on women’s underrepresentation in leadership |
2024 |
98 |
Women encounter a variety of obstacles when striving for leadership over the course of their careers. These obstacles can take the form of gendered trait expectations of how women and leaders “should” behave – expectations that often clash with one a... |
| An Attractiveness Halo on Perceived Friendliness is Stronger for Direct versus Averted Gaze Faces |
2022 |
419 |
The Attractiveness Halo refers to a tendency for people to attribute more positive traits to more attractive faces. Although the Attractiveness Halo is broadly replicable, little work has examined effects of other non-verbal cues on this relation. Be... |
| Examining how communicative disabilities impact perceptions of mental sophistication and trait impressions |
2024 |
7935 |
The presence of disabilities has an important impact on impressions. When people have disabilities that impact their ability to communicate, they are perceived as less competent than people without disabilities. An important yet rarely explored aspec... |