Zak NV Behavior Pre-Con 2019
Zak Witkower, “It’s all in your head: Head position changes the perception of facial expressions of emotion.” Talk at the SPSP Pre-conference on Nonverbal Behavior February 8th, 2019 Portland, OR
Zak Witkower, “It’s all in your head: Head position changes the perception of facial expressions of emotion.” Talk at the SPSP Pre-conference on Nonverbal Behavior February 8th, 2019 Portland, OR
Pharmacologically inhibiting physiological disgust (i.e., nausea) reduces the severity of moral judgments in the purity domain. Check out our paper, now published at JPSP.
Zak Witkower, “Two signals of rank: Distinct displays of dominance and prestige,” in the symposium, “New insights into the nonverbal communication of social rank” at the annual SPSP meeting February 9, 2019 Portland, OR
Jess Tracy, “Hot sh*t or piece of sh*t: The directly opposing impact of pride displays on social judgments and decision-making,” in the symposium, “Nonverbal Expressions of Positive Emotion: New Advances and Social Functions,” SPSP Annual Meeting February 10th (11 am-12:15)…
Aaron Weidman and Jess’ research showing that authentic pride promotes achievement featured in the Washington Post.
Jess and Aaron Weidman’s research showing that authentic pride promotes increased effort and achievement covered in the Washington Post.
Jess Tracy, “The Form, Function, and Adaptive Nature of the Pride and Shame Nonverbal Displays” Keynote Address, SPSP Pre-conference on Nonverbal Behavior February 7th, 2019 Portland, OR
Jess’ essay on the physiological basis of moral disgust published in Aeon.
Jess and Take Pride were featured as an answer (and a question) on Jeopardy!
Take Pride was named one of 12 Books for Ambitious Women Entrepreneurs, by StartUp Mindset