" Emotions have many facets. They involve feelings and experience, they involve physiology
and behavior, and they involve cognitions and conceptualizations. There are important …

This research investigated whether stereotypes or individuating information take primacy in
implicit and explicit person perception. Study 1 investigated whether variation in the …

Despite a growing body of evidence showing how consumers' impressions of corporate
brands' warmth and competence lead to managerially relevant outcomes, the cognitive …

Using the context of an intimate partner homicide trial, the study explored the effects of
defendant gender and age on mock-jurors' verdicts, sentences, and culpability ratings—and …

One of the most robust effects in person perception research is the spontaneous trait
inference (STI) effect, defined as the spontaneous tendency to draw dispositional inferences …

According to some person perception theories, when people perceive an individual member
of a social group, the information about the group is activated more spontaneously and …

A fast-growing body of research finds that receptiveness to opposing political views carries
reputational benefits. A different body of research finds that opposing political views and the …

People rapidly form impressions of others based on their gender. Women tend to be liked
more than men but men tend to be regarded as more powerful. However, a person's …

Perception of groups develops from an early age. Previous studies focused on groups with
perceptual-salient cues like gender and race. As highlighted in the intuitive theories of social …

The present research tested a series of theoretically derived competing hypotheses
regarding the extent to which different ways of learning about others influence stereotype …