Conforming to the majority can be seen as a heuristic type of judgment, as it allows the
individual to easily choose the most accurate or most socially acceptable type of behavior …

Judgments of facial attractiveness play an important role in social interactions. However, it
still remains unclear why these judgments are malleable. The present study aimed to …

Emerging perspectives in neuroscience indicate that the brain functions predictively,
constantly anticipating sensory input based on past experience. According to these …

Judgments of facial attractiveness are central to decision-making in various domains, but
little is known about the extent to which they are malleable. In this study, we used EEG/ERP …

“We look at a person and immediately a certain impression of his character forms itself in us.
A glance, a few spoken words are sufficient to tell us a story about a highly complex matter …

People make rapid and consequential social judgments from minimal (non-emotional) facial
cues. There has been rapid progress in identifying the perceptual basis of these judgments …

Social information processing often involves categorization. When such categorization is
difficult, the disfluency may elicit negative affect that could generalize to a variety of stimulus …

Individuals are quite sensitive to others' appearance cues when forming social evaluations.
Cues such as facial emotional resemblance are based on facial musculature and thus …

For decades the study of social perception was largely compartmentalized by type of social
cue: race, gender, emotion, eye gaze, body language, facial expression etc. This was partly …

The face is the most richly informative and pervasive social stimulus we encounter in our
daily lives and by far the most thoroughly researched. The proverbial warning “don't judge a …