Diane S Berry
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 114795 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Diane S Berry |
| NOMBRES | Diane S |
| APELLIDO | Berry |
| FIRMA | BERRY D S |
| AFILIACIONES | Southern Methodist University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 237 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1985 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Match Makers and Deal Breakers
We conducted a comprehensive analysis of assortative mating (i.e., the similarity between wives and husbands on a given characteristic) in a newlywed sample. These newlyweds showed (a) strong similarity in age, religiousness, and political orientation; (b) moderate similarity in education and verbal intelligence; (c) modest similarity in values; and (d) little similarity in matrix reasoning, self‐ and spouse‐rated personality, emotional experienc…
Lying Words
Telling lies often requires creating a story about an experience or attitude that does not exist. As a result, false stories may be qualitatively different from true stories. The current project investigated the features of linguistic style that distinguish between true and false stories. In an analysis of five independent samples, a computer-based text analysis program correctly classified liars and truth-tellers at a rate of 67% when the topic …
When Boy Meets Girl
Affect and Personality as Predictors of Conflict and Closeness in Young Adults' Friendships
Affective Traits, Responses to Conflict, and Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships
Facial maturity and daily social interaction
Although facial maturity has been repeatedly documented to influence first impressions, little is known about its impact on daily social experience. To address this, 114 people kept diaries of their social encounters for I week. Descriptions of a total of 5,106 interactions were collected. Baby-faced men reported less control and influence over opposite-sex interactions than did more mature-faced men. In addition, facial babyishness was positivel…
Positive affect, negative affect, and social interaction
Two studies explored the relations of positive and negative affect (PA and NA) to social interaction. In Study 1, unacquainted dyads were surreptitiously videotaped as they participated in a 6-min interaction. Participants then evaluated the quality of the interaction. Independent observers also rated the videotaped interactions. Trait PA was positively related to both participant and observer evaluations of interaction quality. In Study 2, under…
Accuracy in Face Perception
It is well documented that people form reliable and robust impressions of a stranger's personality traits on the basis of facial appearance. The propensity to judge character from the face is typically thought to reflect cultural beliefs about mythical relations between aspects of facial appearance and personality. However, recent cross‐cultural and developmental research does not support the mythical, cultural stereotype hypothesis. An alternati…
Structure, Motion, and Preschoolers' Perceptions of Social Causality
Children 3,4, and 5 years old provided free-response descriptions of one of four short video displays. These consisted of either the original Heider and Simmel (1944) animated film or one of three versions of the film that had been altered with a digital special-effects generator. In the altered versions, (a) dynamic aspects of the original film were disrupted but structural properties were left intact, (b) structural aspects of the film were dis…
Child and Adult Sensitivity to Gender Information in Patterns of Facial Motion
Sixty 5-year-olds and 120 adults participated in research that examined the development of sensitivity to gender information in patterns of facial motion. Subjects were asked to identify the gender of static or dynamic versions of point-light stimulus faces. The dynamic facial displays were filmed either while the stimulus recited the alphabet or while they were engaged in an interaction. Although adults' levels of identification accuracy were gr…
Accuracy in social perception
The validity of social perceptions was assessed on the basis of facial or vocal information.Specifically, impressions of stimulus persons' power and warmth were obtained on the basis of either a facial photograph or a voice recording.These were compared with the stimulus persons' self-reports along the same dimensions.Face-and voice-based impressions did predict self-view.The specific facial and vocal characteristics that mediated these links wer…
What can a moving face tell us
This research assessed the impact of facial motion on perceptions of age-related person qualities. Ss judged the power of point-light displays of the faces of children, middle-aged adults, and elderly adults. Ratings were obtained of (a) dynamic displays filmed while the stimulus persons were reciting the alphabet, (b) dynamic displays filmed, while the stimulus persons engaged in an interaction, and (c) static versions of the displays. Facial ag…
The Visual Perception of People
Cross-Cultural Agreement in Perceptions of Babyfaced Adults
Two studies investigated Korean college students' perceptions of babyfaced adults. The first study replicated McArthur and Apatow's (1983-1984) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of schematic adult male and female faces. The second study replicated Berry and McArthur's (1985) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of 20 young adult Caucasian male faces. The studies revealed near perfect agreement between U.S. and Korean subjects reg…
Perceiving character in faces
Some components and consequences of a babyface
Physical measurements and subjective ratings of various facial features were obtained for 20 adult male stimulus faces. The faces were also rated on five personality dimensions, physical attractiveness, age, and babyfacedness. The physical measurements of large, round eyes, high eyebrows, and a small chin each yielded the perception of a babyish facial appearance, and a weighted linear composite derived from the measures of eye size and chin widt…
Lying Words
Telling lies often requires creating a story about an experience or attitude that does not exist. As a result, false stories may be qualitatively different from true stories. The current project investigated the features of linguistic style that distinguish between true and false stories. In an analysis of five independent samples, a computer-based text analysis program correctly classified liars and truth-tellers at a rate of 67% when the topic …
Some components and consequences of a babyface
Physical measurements and subjective ratings of various facial features were obtained for 20 adult male stimulus faces. The faces were also rated on five personality dimensions, physical attractiveness, age, and babyfacedness. The physical measurements of large, round eyes, high eyebrows, and a small chin each yielded the perception of a babyish facial appearance, and a weighted linear composite derived from the measures of eye size and chin widt…
Perceiving character in faces
Positive affect, negative affect, and social interaction
Two studies explored the relations of positive and negative affect (PA and NA) to social interaction. In Study 1, unacquainted dyads were surreptitiously videotaped as they participated in a 6-min interaction. Participants then evaluated the quality of the interaction. Independent observers also rated the videotaped interactions. Trait PA was positively related to both participant and observer evaluations of interaction quality. In Study 2, under…
Affect and Personality as Predictors of Conflict and Closeness in Young Adults' Friendships
Affective Traits, Responses to Conflict, and Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships
Facial maturity and daily social interaction
Although facial maturity has been repeatedly documented to influence first impressions, little is known about its impact on daily social experience. To address this, 114 people kept diaries of their social encounters for I week. Descriptions of a total of 5,106 interactions were collected. Baby-faced men reported less control and influence over opposite-sex interactions than did more mature-faced men. In addition, facial babyishness was positivel…
Accuracy in social perception
The validity of social perceptions was assessed on the basis of facial or vocal information.Specifically, impressions of stimulus persons' power and warmth were obtained on the basis of either a facial photograph or a voice recording.These were compared with the stimulus persons' self-reports along the same dimensions.Face-and voice-based impressions did predict self-view.The specific facial and vocal characteristics that mediated these links wer…
Cross-Cultural Agreement in Perceptions of Babyfaced Adults
Two studies investigated Korean college students' perceptions of babyfaced adults. The first study replicated McArthur and Apatow's (1983-1984) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of schematic adult male and female faces. The second study replicated Berry and McArthur's (1985) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of 20 young adult Caucasian male faces. The studies revealed near perfect agreement between U.S. and Korean subjects reg…
When Boy Meets Girl
What can a moving face tell us
This research assessed the impact of facial motion on perceptions of age-related person qualities. Ss judged the power of point-light displays of the faces of children, middle-aged adults, and elderly adults. Ratings were obtained of (a) dynamic displays filmed while the stimulus persons were reciting the alphabet, (b) dynamic displays filmed, while the stimulus persons engaged in an interaction, and (c) static versions of the displays. Facial ag…
The Visual Perception of People
Some components and consequences of a babyface
Physical measurements and subjective ratings of various facial features were obtained for 20 adult male stimulus faces. The faces were also rated on five personality dimensions, physical attractiveness, age, and babyfacedness. The physical measurements of large, round eyes, high eyebrows, and a small chin each yielded the perception of a babyish facial appearance, and a weighted linear composite derived from the measures of eye size and chin widt…
Perceiving character in faces
Cross-Cultural Agreement in Perceptions of Babyfaced Adults
Two studies investigated Korean college students' perceptions of babyfaced adults. The first study replicated McArthur and Apatow's (1983-1984) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of schematic adult male and female faces. The second study replicated Berry and McArthur's (1985) investigation of U.S. students' impressions of 20 young adult Caucasian male faces. The studies revealed near perfect agreement between U.S. and Korean subjects reg…
The Visual Perception of People
What can a moving face tell us
This research assessed the impact of facial motion on perceptions of age-related person qualities. Ss judged the power of point-light displays of the faces of children, middle-aged adults, and elderly adults. Ratings were obtained of (a) dynamic displays filmed while the stimulus persons were reciting the alphabet, (b) dynamic displays filmed, while the stimulus persons engaged in an interaction, and (c) static versions of the displays. Facial ag…
Child and Adult Sensitivity to Gender Information in Patterns of Facial Motion
Sixty 5-year-olds and 120 adults participated in research that examined the development of sensitivity to gender information in patterns of facial motion. Subjects were asked to identify the gender of static or dynamic versions of point-light stimulus faces. The dynamic facial displays were filmed either while the stimulus recited the alphabet or while they were engaged in an interaction. Although adults' levels of identification accuracy were gr…
Accuracy in social perception
The validity of social perceptions was assessed on the basis of facial or vocal information.Specifically, impressions of stimulus persons' power and warmth were obtained on the basis of either a facial photograph or a voice recording.These were compared with the stimulus persons' self-reports along the same dimensions.Face-and voice-based impressions did predict self-view.The specific facial and vocal characteristics that mediated these links wer…
Accuracy in Face Perception
It is well documented that people form reliable and robust impressions of a stranger's personality traits on the basis of facial appearance. The propensity to judge character from the face is typically thought to reflect cultural beliefs about mythical relations between aspects of facial appearance and personality. However, recent cross‐cultural and developmental research does not support the mythical, cultural stereotype hypothesis. An alternati…
Structure, Motion, and Preschoolers' Perceptions of Social Causality
Children 3,4, and 5 years old provided free-response descriptions of one of four short video displays. These consisted of either the original Heider and Simmel (1944) animated film or one of three versions of the film that had been altered with a digital special-effects generator. In the altered versions, (a) dynamic aspects of the original film were disrupted but structural properties were left intact, (b) structural aspects of the film were dis…
Positive affect, negative affect, and social interaction
Two studies explored the relations of positive and negative affect (PA and NA) to social interaction. In Study 1, unacquainted dyads were surreptitiously videotaped as they participated in a 6-min interaction. Participants then evaluated the quality of the interaction. Independent observers also rated the videotaped interactions. Trait PA was positively related to both participant and observer evaluations of interaction quality. In Study 2, under…
Affective Traits, Responses to Conflict, and Satisfaction in Romantic Relationships
Facial maturity and daily social interaction
Although facial maturity has been repeatedly documented to influence first impressions, little is known about its impact on daily social experience. To address this, 114 people kept diaries of their social encounters for I week. Descriptions of a total of 5,106 interactions were collected. Baby-faced men reported less control and influence over opposite-sex interactions than did more mature-faced men. In addition, facial babyishness was positivel…
Affect and Personality as Predictors of Conflict and Closeness in Young Adults' Friendships
When Boy Meets Girl
Lying Words
Telling lies often requires creating a story about an experience or attitude that does not exist. As a result, false stories may be qualitatively different from true stories. The current project investigated the features of linguistic style that distinguish between true and false stories. In an analysis of five independent samples, a computer-based text analysis program correctly classified liars and truth-tellers at a rate of 67% when the topic …
Match Makers and Deal Breakers
We conducted a comprehensive analysis of assortative mating (i.e., the similarity between wives and husbands on a given characteristic) in a newlywed sample. These newlyweds showed (a) strong similarity in age, religiousness, and political orientation; (b) moderate similarity in education and verbal intelligence; (c) modest similarity in values; and (d) little similarity in matrix reasoning, self‐ and spouse‐rated personality, emotional experienc…
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