Social class meaningfully impacts individuals' life outcomes and daily interactions, and the
mere perception of one's socioeconomic standing can have significant ramifications. To …

The relationship between facial cues and perceptions of health and attractiveness in others
plays an influential role in our social interactions and mating behaviors. Several facial cues …

This article discusses a new systems model of dyadic nonverbal interaction. The model
builds on earlier theories by integrating partners' parallel sending and receiving nonverbal …

People derive considerable amounts of information about each other from minimal
nonverbal cues. Apart from characteristics typically regarded as obvious when encountering …

Love at first sight (LAFS) is a commonly known phenomenon, but has barely been
investigated scientifically. Major psychological theories of love predict that LAFS is marked …

Previous studies have found that facial appearance can predict both the selection and
performance of leaders. Little is known about the specific facial features responsible for this …

People often make inferences about others from the physical appearance and social group
characteristics revealed through their photographs. Because physicians' photographs are …

Ubiquitous to theories of social perception is an assumed relationship between an attribute's
(eg, intelligence)“signal” and judgment accuracy, with accuracy impossible without the …

Objective Though initially charming and inviting, narcissists often engage in negative
interpersonal behaviors. Identifying and avoiding narcissists therefore carries adaptive …

Though many of people's impressions about each other stem from qualities that are obvious
or apparent, social perceptions also rely on a variety of subtle cues that guide judgment and …