Search Results - "Rhodes, Gillian"

The evolutionary psychology of facial beauty by RHODES, Gillian

“…What makes a face attractive and why do we have the preferences we do? Emergence of preferences early in development and cross-cultural agreement on…”
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Are you always on my mind? A review of how face perception and attention interact by Palermo, Romina, Rhodes, Gillian

“…In this review we examine how attention is involved in detecting faces, recognizing facial identity and registering and discriminating between facial…”
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The effects of sex hormones on immune function: a meta‐analysis by Foo, Yong Zhi, Nakagawa, Shinichi, Rhodes, Gillian, Simmons, Leigh W.

“…ABSTRACT The effects of sex hormones on immune function have received much attention, especially following the proposal of the immunocompetence handicap…”
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Predictors of facial attractiveness and health in humans by Foo, Yong Zhi, Simmons, Leigh W., Rhodes, Gillian

“…Facial attractiveness has been suggested to provide signals of biological quality, particularly health, in humans. The attractive traits that have been…”
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Facial first impressions from another angle: How social judgements are influenced by changeable and invariant facial properties by Sutherland, Clare A. M., Young, Andrew W., Rhodes, Gillian

“…First impressions made to photographs of faces can depend as much on momentary characteristics of the photographed image (within‐person variability) as on…”
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Looking at Faces: First-Order and Second-Order Features as Determinants of Facial Appearance by Rhodes, Gillian

“…The encoding and relative importance of first-order (discrete) and second-order (configural) features in mental representations of unfamiliar faces have been…”
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Forming impressions of facial attractiveness is mandatory by Ritchie, Kay L., Palermo, Romina, Rhodes, Gillian

“…First impressions of social traits, such as attractiveness, from faces are often claimed to be made automatically, given their speed and reliability. However,…”
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Judging trustworthiness from faces: Emotion cues modulate trustworthiness judgments in young children by Caulfield, Frances, Ewing, Louise, Bank, Samantha, Rhodes, Gillian

“…By adulthood, people judge trustworthiness from appearances rapidly and reliably. However, we know little about these judgments in children. This novel study…”
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Contact, configural coding and the other-race effect in face recognition by Hancock, Kirsten J., Rhodes, Gillian

“…The other‐race effect (ORE) in face recognition describes a well‐established finding of better recognition for own‐race than other‐race faces. Although widely…”
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Using effort to measure reward value of faces in children with autism by Ewing, Louise, Pellicano, Elizabeth, Rhodes, Gillian

“…According to one influential account, face processing atypicalities in autism reflect reduced reward value of faces, which results in limited attention to…”
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How Well Do Computer-Generated Faces Tap Face Expertise? by Crookes, Kate, Ewing, Louise, Gildenhuys, Ju-Dith, Kloth, Nadine, Hayward, William G, Oxner, Matt, Pond, Stephen, Rhodes, Gillian

“…The use of computer-generated (CG) stimuli in face processing research is proliferating due to the ease with which faces can be generated, standardised and…”
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The other-race effect: Holistic coding differences and beyond by Hayward, William G., Crookes, Kate, Rhodes, Gillian

“…We evaluate claims that the other-race effect in face memory reflects stronger holistic coding of own-race than other-race faces. Considering evidence from a…”
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Facial trustworthiness judgments in children with ASD are modulated by happy and angry emotional cues by Caulfield, Frances, Ewing, Louise, Burton, Nichola, Avard, Eleni, Rhodes, Gillian

“…Appearance-based trustworthiness inferences may reflect the misinterpretation of emotional expression cues. Children and adults typically perceive faces that…”
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Appearance‐based trust processing in schizophrenia by Sutherland, Clare A. M., Rhodes, Gillian, Williams, Nikolas, Connaughton, Emily, Ewing, Louise, Caruana, Nathan, Langdon, Robyn

“…Objectives Schizophrenia is characterized by impaired social interactions and altered trust. In the general population, trust is often based on facial…”
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Reduced face aftereffects in autism are not due to poor attention by Ewing, Louise, Leach, Katie, Pellicano, Elizabeth, Jeffery, Linda, Rhodes, Gillian

“…This study aimed to determine why face identity aftereffects are diminished in children with autism, relative to typical children. To address the possibility…”
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Women can judge sexual unfaithfulness from unfamiliar men's faces by Rhodes, Gillian, Morley, Grace, Simmons, Leigh W.

“…We routinely form impressions of people from their faces, and these impressions sometimes contain a kernel of truth. Impressions of trustworthiness are central…”
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Men's Sexual Faithfulness Judgments May Contain a Kernel of Truth by Leivers, Samantha, Simmons, Leigh W, Rhodes, Gillian

“…Mechanisms enabling men to identify women likely to engage in extra-pair copulations (EPCs) would be advantageous in avoiding cuckoldry. Men's judgments of…”
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On the other side of the fence: effects of social categorization and spatial grouping on memory and attention for own-race and other-race faces by Kloth, Nadine, Shields, Susannah E, Rhodes, Gillian

“…The term "own-race bias" refers to the phenomenon that humans are typically better at recognizing faces from their own than a different race. The perceptual…”
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Face and body recognition show similar improvement during childhood by Bank, Samantha, Rhodes, Gillian, Read, Ainsley, Jeffery, Linda

“…•Face recognition skills develop slowly during childhood.•Bodies convey identity cues and may be processed by similar mechanisms to faces.•We asked whether…”
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Low pitched voices are perceived as masculine and attractive but do they predict semen quality in men? by Simmons, Leigh W, Peters, Marianne, Rhodes, Gillian

“…Women find masculinity in men's faces, bodies, and voices attractive, and women's preferences for men's masculine features are thought to be biological…”
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