Edward R Morrison
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4646927 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Edward R Morrison |
| PRENOMES | Edward R |
| SOBRENOME | Morrison |
| ASSINATURA | MORRISON E R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Portsmouth |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7136-5072 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
I like to move it move it - static and dynamic cues in social perception
This study investigates the influence of static (BMI and anthropometric measures such as waist-to-hip ratio and shoulder-to-waist ratio) and dynamic cues (walking and dancing) on social perceptions of attractiveness, competence, and warmth. Using stimuli from 100 participants using motion-capture technology, including pictures (static), raw and motion-captured videos (dynamic), the research evaluates how these cues contribute to social judgments.…
The impact of missing facial features on cross-cultural trait judgments
The rapid formation of social judgments based on facial appearance is well-established, yet the role of specific facial features across cultural contexts remains underexplored. This study investigated how specific facial features-the eyes, nose, and mouth influence trait attributions across two culturally distinct populations: Bahrain and the United Kingdom. Employing digitally illustrated "faceless portraits" that omit key facial features at dif…
Chemosensory Cues Modulate Women's Jealousy Responses to Vocal Femininity
The Journal of Legal Studies at Fifty
A Plea to the Scholars."That article concludes, "There are known aspects of our society which most of us wish to improve, and new and different imperfections will continue to appear.If we seek to correct these various deficiencies without knowing how legal systems work and what effects they actually achieve, we shall achieve improvements only by sheer chance.We shall often embark upon programs to aid paupers that further impoverish them.The law a…
The Autumn Years
Consumer Bankruptcy Pathologies
This paper questions several long-standing descriptions of consumer bankruptcy in the United States. We focus on Chapter 13, which discharges debts after consumers pay disposable income to creditors for up to five years. Many studies document pathologies, including high failure rates, racial disparities, low creditor recoveries, and attorney biases. We observe the same patterns in new data drawn from Cook County, Illinois, but show that these pat…
Family Planning
High heels as supernormal stimuli
Twelve (not so) angry men
Individuals in large groups do not always contribute equally to group decision making. This may be due to constraints on conversational group size, as when a group is comprised of more than 4 people, it spontaneously fissions into smaller groups within which conversations take place. Thus, if conversations are attempted in larger groups, some individuals will not be part of the spontaneously forming discursive subgroup and, consequently, may not …
Women’s Probability of Conception Is Associated with their Preference for Flirtatious but not Masculine Facial Movement
Attractiveness in flux
Like facial structure, facial motion is a rich source of information for potential mates, but its relevance may vary across contexts. Perceived flirtatiousness (i.e. proceptivity) may offer information to females about various benefits offered by males, both direct and indirect, and may be weighted more heavily in a short-term mating context. However, proceptivity may interact with other desirable qualities. Prosocial tendencies (i.e. kindness) m…
Facial movement varies by sex and is related to attractiveness
Twelve (not so) angry men
Individuals in large groups do not always contribute equally to group decision making. This may be due to constraints on conversational group size, as when a group is comprised of more than 4 people, it spontaneously fissions into smaller groups within which conversations take place. Thus, if conversations are attempted in larger groups, some individuals will not be part of the spontaneously forming discursive subgroup and, consequently, may not …
Attractiveness in flux
Like facial structure, facial motion is a rich source of information for potential mates, but its relevance may vary across contexts. Perceived flirtatiousness (i.e. proceptivity) may offer information to females about various benefits offered by males, both direct and indirect, and may be weighted more heavily in a short-term mating context. However, proceptivity may interact with other desirable qualities. Prosocial tendencies (i.e. kindness) m…
Family Planning
Facial movement varies by sex and is related to attractiveness
Attractiveness in flux
Like facial structure, facial motion is a rich source of information for potential mates, but its relevance may vary across contexts. Perceived flirtatiousness (i.e. proceptivity) may offer information to females about various benefits offered by males, both direct and indirect, and may be weighted more heavily in a short-term mating context. However, proceptivity may interact with other desirable qualities. Prosocial tendencies (i.e. kindness) m…
Women’s Probability of Conception Is Associated with their Preference for Flirtatious but not Masculine Facial Movement
Twelve (not so) angry men
Individuals in large groups do not always contribute equally to group decision making. This may be due to constraints on conversational group size, as when a group is comprised of more than 4 people, it spontaneously fissions into smaller groups within which conversations take place. Thus, if conversations are attempted in larger groups, some individuals will not be part of the spontaneously forming discursive subgroup and, consequently, may not …
High heels as supernormal stimuli
Family Planning
Consumer Bankruptcy Pathologies
This paper questions several long-standing descriptions of consumer bankruptcy in the United States. We focus on Chapter 13, which discharges debts after consumers pay disposable income to creditors for up to five years. Many studies document pathologies, including high failure rates, racial disparities, low creditor recoveries, and attorney biases. We observe the same patterns in new data drawn from Cook County, Illinois, but show that these pat…
The Journal of Legal Studies at Fifty
A Plea to the Scholars."That article concludes, "There are known aspects of our society which most of us wish to improve, and new and different imperfections will continue to appear.If we seek to correct these various deficiencies without knowing how legal systems work and what effects they actually achieve, we shall achieve improvements only by sheer chance.We shall often embark upon programs to aid paupers that further impoverish them.The law a…
The Autumn Years
I like to move it move it - static and dynamic cues in social perception
This study investigates the influence of static (BMI and anthropometric measures such as waist-to-hip ratio and shoulder-to-waist ratio) and dynamic cues (walking and dancing) on social perceptions of attractiveness, competence, and warmth. Using stimuli from 100 participants using motion-capture technology, including pictures (static), raw and motion-captured videos (dynamic), the research evaluates how these cues contribute to social judgments.…
The impact of missing facial features on cross-cultural trait judgments
The rapid formation of social judgments based on facial appearance is well-established, yet the role of specific facial features across cultural contexts remains underexplored. This study investigated how specific facial features-the eyes, nose, and mouth influence trait attributions across two culturally distinct populations: Bahrain and the United Kingdom. Employing digitally illustrated "faceless portraits" that omit key facial features at dif…
Chemosensory Cues Modulate Women's Jealousy Responses to Vocal Femininity
Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (9 obras) · Psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Developmental psychology (6 obras) · Attractiveness (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Biology (4 obras) · Zoology (4 obras) · Fashion and Cultural Textiles (3 obras) · Mating (3 obras)