… , Wigboldus, & Said, 2011). … reverse correlation (RC) approach, designed to overcome the
aforementioned problems, can be successfully applied to modeling social perception of faces. …

… Here, we investigate the same process within the social face perception domain. Specifically…
) task (eg, Dotsch & Todorov, 2012; Dotsch, Wigboldus, & van Knippenberg, 2011), in which …

… recently applied to social face perception. Two variants of reverse correlation methods have
… social perception: face space based reverse correlation [10, 11, 12, 57] and noise based …

… social face perception models had similar trait ratings, we ran two separate analyses. In the
first analysis—CI validation—we compared any two CIs representing two opposing poles of …

… In this study, we reversed the procedure, presenting participants with faces constructed on
an independent basis to appear more criminal or not and finding that criminal appearance …

… , Wigboldus, & van Knippenberg, 2011). Indeed, ample … facial appearance using a reverse
correlation task similar to … in how group stereotypes influence face perception, we focused on …

… social stimuli are perceived. In addition, we provide a tutorial on how to perform reverse
correlation … , Wigboldus, & Said, Citation2011), researchers aiming to identify the features that …

… this method that could predict perception of an individual in a social setting. This prediction
is … Adapted from “Reverse Correlating Social Face Perception” by R. Dotsch & A. Todorov, …

Prejudice biases cognition, affect, and behavior toward ethnic out-groups (Fiske, 1998). We
propose that prejudice also biases the way people conceptualize the facial appearance of …

… space, and decreased maximally by moving it in the opposite direction. In this respect, the
finding … Our finding is also consistent with face perception models that assume that the pSTS is …