… center of the screen for 2,000 ms, followed by a mask stimulus at the same location for 200
ms (interstimulus interval: 100 ms), followed by a 4,000-ms interval of a blank screen during …

… Those in the Korean exposure condition were exposed to ten 50 ms repetitions of 20 … at
both 5 ms and 500 ms exposure durations. We used an exposure duration of 50 ms to limit habitu…

… the same ISI (800 ms versus 1000 ms), and the … 100 ms in the current study versus 50 ms
in Zebrowitz et al., Citation2008, Experiment 1), both durations fall within the range of 5–500 ms …

… of the screen for 5000 ms, drawn from a … ms (interstimulus interval: 50 ms), which was then
followed by a mask stimulus at the same location for 100 ms (interstimulus interval: 100 ms; …

… < .01, but no preference among boys (Ms= 4.94 and 4.91 s for … (Ms= 7.03 and 3.98 s for
attractive and unattractive women, respectively, t(19) = 4.39,/? < .001), but not for men’s faces (Ms…

People readily form first impressions from faces, with consensual judgments that have
significant social consequences. Similar impressions are shown by children, young adults (YA), …

The familiar face overgeneralization hypothesis holds that an own–race positivity bias is, in
part, a perceptual by–product of reactions to familiar people versus unfamiliar–looking …

… Because surprise expressions are structurally similar to a babyish appearance (Zebrowitz,
Kikuchi, and Fellous, 2007), we ran a supplementary set of regression analyses to determine …

Although cultural wisdom warns us not to judge a book by its cover, we seem unable to inhibit
this tendency even though it can lead to inaccurate impressions of people’s psychological …

… in perceived attractiveness (Ms = 2.00 and 2.29 for … Ms = 56.87 months and 55.93 months
for children assigned maturefaced and babyfaced photos, respectively) or in actual age (Ms …