Recently posted a preprint looking at how trait impressions of trustworthiness, dominance, and attractiveness vary across naturalistic photos of the same person and across different people. psyarxiv.com/awjhz/ @drjbeaudry (1/3)
We found that trustworthiness varied more than dominance, which varied more than attractiveness; however, these differences largely depended on the identity in question (2/3)
Taylor Gogan retweeted
"Social perception of faces around the world: How well does the valence-dominance model generalize across world regions?" is now accepted in principle at Nature Human Behaviour! psyarxiv.com/n26dy (final accepted version will be posted soon)
Taylor Gogan retweeted
Please retweet / take part to help us test the security of using selfies for face recognition identity checks....
Selfies for science! A team from @UNSW are seeking your selfies for a study that aims to prevent a major crime happening to Australians every 20 seconds – identity theft. 👮♀️
Be part of the study by visiting selfies4science.com
Taylor Gogan retweeted
Here’s a video interview with Andy Young, based on his prize-winning article in #QJEP on “Faces, People and the Brain”: goo.gl/ouWVFq #EPS #ExperimentalPsychology
Taylor Gogan retweeted
'when making trait judgements about others, observers weigh the most recently displayed emotion in dynamic expressions more heavily than the preceding emotion' tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…









