Jason P. Martens

My research interests include nonverbal emotion expressions (why they look the way they do, and what their influence on others is).

Jason P. Martens

My research interests include nonverbal emotion expressions (why they look the way they do, and what their influence on others is).

Jason P. Martens

My research interests include nonverbal emotion expressions (why they look the way they do, and what their influence on others is).

Dr. Jessica L. Tracy

Jess is an Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of British Columbia, and a Michael Smith Foundation for Health Research Scholar.

Pride Displays and Power at SPSP

Jason Martens, “An Emotion-Based Learning Bias: Does the Pride Expression Cue Expertise?,” in a symposium chaired by Jason and Jess on “Pride, Power, and Social-Status: The Impact of Expanded Posture on Self and Others.” Other speakers: Dana Carney, Li Huang,…

Pride Displays and Power at SPSP

Jason Martens, “An Emotion-Based Learning Bias: Does the Pride Expression Cue Expertise?,” in a symposium chaired by Jason and Jess on “Pride, Power, and Social-Status: The Impact of Expanded Posture on Self and Others.” Other speakers: Dana Carney, Li Huang,…

Pride Displays and Power at SPSP

Jason Martens, “An Emotion-Based Learning Bias: Does the Pride Expression Cue Expertise?,” in a symposium chaired by Jason and Jess on “Pride, Power, and So SPSP Conference Jan. 2012.

Dominance and Prestige hierarchies at SPSP

Joey Cheng, “Dominance and Prestige: Distinct Routes to Social Influence,” in a symposium co-chaired by Joey and Jess, on “The Pursuit of Social Status”. Other speakers include Nathaniel Fast, Robb Willer, and Nir Halevy. SPSP Conference Saturday, Jan. 28, 2012,…

Coverage of our research on pride (2004-2011)