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Listen, Follow Me: Dynamic Vocal Signals of Dominance Predict Emergent Social Rank in Humans

Dynamic vocal signals of dominance predict emergent social rank

How Nonverbal Displays of Power Influence Politics

Zak Witkower was recently interviewed about his work on nonverbal displays of power and how these behaviors can influence political outcomes. Check out this article in Vancouver Magazine, and Zak’s live TV appearance on BC Global News.

Zak Witkower on the impact nonverbal behaviors on politics

Zak was recently interviewed about his work on nonverbal displays of power and how these behaviors can influence political outcomes. Check out this article in Vancouver Magazine, and Zak’s live TV appearance on BC Global News.

Joey SPSP 2018 talk

Posted on May 3, 2017 by Jess

Joey Cheng, Dominance and prestige: Debates, misunderstandings, and new evidence. In the symposium, “An Integrative Perspective on Social Rank.” SPSP, March, 2018 Atlanta, GA

Jess APS 2017 symposium

Jess Tracy, Chair, “The What, Why, and How of Disgust” Symposium featuring talks by David Pizarro, Simone Schnall, and Josh Tybur, at the Association for Psychological Science Annual Convention May 27, 2017 Boston, MA

The Art of Charm: Take Pride

Take Pride featured on The Art of Charm podcast Click here to listen »

The Art of Charm: Take Pride

Take Pride featured on The Art of Charm podcast Click here to listen »