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Mariam Younan, Kristy A. Martire
With the use of expert evidence increasing in civil and criminal trials, there is concern jurors' decisions are affected by factors that are irrelevant to the quality of the expert opinion. Past research suggests that the likeability of an expert significantly affects juror attributions of credibility and merit.…
Pablo I. Escribano
This research focuses on the antecedents of family supportive supervisor behaviors (FSSB) - the support from supervisors that can help employees manage their competing demands across work and nonwork domains. Drawing on theories of relational identity and self-construal, I conceptualize subordinates’ likeability…
Brett Laursen, Mary Page Leggett-James, Olivia M. Valdes, Sergio A. Useche
'Sergio A. Useche'] The present study contrasts two forms of peer status as sources of friend influence: Relative likeability and relative popularity. Participants included 310 children (142 boys, 168 girls), ages 9 to 12, in stable reciprocated friendships. Peer nominations were collected at two time points, 8 to 14…
Sofía Moreno-Gata, Ramón Rodríguez-Torres, Verónica Betancor, Armando Rodríguez-Pérez + 1 more
'Armando Rodríguez-Pérez' 'Chuanjun Liu'] People often perceive their moral judgments as objective and unbiased, yet research indicates that positive interpersonal attitudes lead to more lenient moral character assessments. Here we investigate how likeability towards moral transgressors and the different moral…
Jeanine M. D. Baartmans, Bonny F. J. A. van Steensel, J. Loes Pouwels, Tessa A. M. Lansu + 4 more
'Tessa A. M. Lansu' 'Reinout W. H. J. Wiers' 'Susan M. Bögels' 'Anke M. Klein' 'Cornelia Weise'] Background This study investigated how different social anxiety symptoms (i.e., worrying about negative evaluation versus avoidance tendencies) in adolescents are related to the perception accuracy of likeability by peers…
Bora Tarlan, Nisa Erdal
and a Virtual Human Avatar in Human Perception Authors: ['Bora Tarlan' 'Nisa Erdal'] This study explores human perceptions of intelligent agents by comparing interactions with a humanoid robot and a virtual human avatar, both utilizing GPT-3 for response generation. The study aims to understand how physical and virtual…
Konrad Bocian, Raluca Diana Szekely-Copîndean, Katarzyna Myslinska-Szarek, Bogdan Wojciszke
'Katarzyna Myslinska-Szarek' 'Bogdan Wojciszke'] According to the “beautiful is moral” stereotype, people perceive attractive individuals as more moral than unattractive ones. To refine this stereotype, we examined liking as a mediator and belief in a just world (BJW) as a moderator of this effect. Study 1 (N = 788; US…
Ronja Demel, Michael R. Waldmann, Anne Schacht
Moral judgments are central to guiding social interactions, influencing whom we trust, cooperate with, or avoid. While extensive research has examined the cognitive and affective bases of moral evaluation, less is known about how stable traits – such as political orientation and empathy – shape these judgments and…
Amit Rogel, Elmira Yadollahi, Guy Laban
Emotion expression is central to human--robot interaction, yet little is known about how people interpret affect on robots with sparse, non-anthropomorphic expressive capabilities. This study examined how people perceive emotional expressions displayed by Reachy Mini (Pollen Robotics and Hugging Face), a…
Ruchik Mishra, Karla Conn Welch
—The social applications of robots possess intrinsic challenges with respect to social paradigms and heterogeneity of different groups. These challenges can be in the form of social acceptability, anthropomorphism, likeability, past experiences with robots etc. In this paper, we have considered a group of neurotypical…
Sarah Marie Wingert, Christian Becker-Asano
—When researching on the acceptance of robots in Human-Robot-Interaction the Uncanny Valley needs to be considered. Reusable and standardized measures for it are essential. In this paper one such questionnaire got translated into German. The translated indices got evaluated (n=140) for reliability with Cronbach's…
Mei Yii Lim, David A. Robb, B. Wilson, Helen Hastie
— Studying Human-Robot Interaction over time can provide insights into what really happens when a robot becomes part of people's everyday lives. "In the Wild" studies inform the design of social robots, such as for the service industry, to enable them to remain engaging and useful beyond the novelty effect and initial…
Julie Jiang, Ron Dotsch, Mireia Triguero Roura, Yozen Liu + 3 more
'Vítor Silva' 'Maarten W. Bos' 'Francesco Barbieri'] Pictorial emojis and stickers are commonly used in online social communications. We analyzed social communications using Bitmoji stickers, which are expressive pictorial stickers made from avatars resembling actual users. We collect a large-scale dataset of 3 billion…
Timothy A. Allen, Michael N. Hallquist, Alexandre Y. Dombrovski
The evolution of human social cognitive capacities such as mentalizing was associated with the expansion of frontoparietal cortical networks, particularly the default network. Mentalizing supports prosocial behaviors, but recent evidence indicates it may also serve a darker side of human social behavior. Using a…
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Data-driven strategies are reshaping computational materials design by accelerating the prediction of novel compounds with targeted functionalities. Beyond high-throughput screening, the integration of generative artificial intelligence enables exploration across vast chemical spaces comprising millions of known and…
Meng Liu, Jin Gao, Werner Sommer, Weijun Li
Change detection of social cues across individuals plays an important role in human interaction. Here we investigated the automatic change detection of facial and vocal attractiveness in 19 female participants by recording ERPs. We adopted a ‘deviant-standard-reverse’ oddball paradigm where high- or low-attractive…
Eugen Wassiliwizky, Brendan P. Zietsch, Fredrik Ullén
Writers from Darwin to Dawkins have noted that, in humans, women are considered the “beautiful sex,” whereas in most species, it is the males who display more elaborate and visually striking traits. This reversal of typical sex roles is a peculiarity of the human species and has been the focus of extensive theoretical…
Debottam Bhattacharjee, Kate J. Flay, Alan G. McElligott
Friendships, exhibited by both humans and non-human animals, have considerable adaptive benefits. In humans, similarity or homophily in personality is considered a proximate mechanism driving friendships, yet little is known about the behavioural ‘decision rules’ underlying animal friendships. Some empirical research…