Social semantic memory guides many aspects of behavior. Individuals rely on acquired and
inferred knowledge about personal characteristics and group membership to predict the …

Previous research has examined the real-time cognitive processes underlying perceivers'
ability to resolve racial ambiguity into monoracial categorizations, but such processes for …

A common assertion is that, based around prominent character traits, first impressions are
spontaneously extracted from faces. Specifically, mere exposure to a person is sufficient to …

Trait impressions are ubiquitous and shape consequential decisions. Prior work investigated
what information people used for trait impressions using artificial designs. To advance a …

Understanding others' personality traits plays an important role in guiding social interactions.
In daily life, people update their impressions of others' traits using rich verbal and nonverbal …

LLMs are now central to our information-seeking practices. While much research has
focused on the information these models generate, less work has investigated how LLMs' …

People make a variety of social inferences about others in daily life. Long-standing research
suggests that these inferences are captured by a few latent dimensions (eg, warmth and …

Drinking coffee while eating and chilling with friends in cafes is quite a trend nowadays
where people and youth hang out. Coffee shops that have different kinds of concepts and …