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Now published at Psychological Science: Zak and Jess’ paper demonstrating that head tilt functions as an action-unit imposter, dramatically changing the way that a neutral face is perceived
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Read more »Zak PS in press
Now in press at Psychological Science: Zak and Jess’ paper demonstrating that head tilt functions as an action-unit imposter, dramatically changing the way that a neutral face is perceived
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Read more »Zak nonverbal precon 2019
Zak Witkower, “It’s all in your head: Head position changes the perception of facial expressions of emotion.” Talk to be presented at the SPSP Preconference on Nonverbal Behavior February 8th, 2019 Portland, OR
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Read more »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
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Read more »Ginger paper in press
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.
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Read more »Zak SPSP 2019 talk
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
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Read more »Jess SPSP 2019 talk
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)…
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Read more »Washington Post
Aaron Weidman and Jess’ research showing that authentic pride promotes achievement featured in the Washington Post.
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Read more »Jess and Aaron Weidman’s research showing that authentic pride promotes increased effort and achievement covered in the Washington Post.