ISSN 2224-4476
Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2019January 01, 2019 BST
Can People Detect Ideological Stance From Facial Photographs?
Can People Detect Ideological Stance From Facial Photographs?
Tamsin K. Saxton, Sophie L. Hart, Lucy V. Desai, Thomas V. Pollet,
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Vol. 34, Issue 1, 2019
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- A Review of Robert Boyd's "a Different Kind of Animal"Farid Pazhoohi
- A Happy Marriage of Evolutionary and Cross-Cultural ApproachesGayle Brewer
- DISORDERS or RANGES of HUMAN DIFFERENCEJohn M. Richer
- The Role of Parasites in Shaping Human ValuesGlenn Weisfeld
- Welcome Ethologists to the Southern End of the WorldAna Maria FernandezJosé Antonio Muñoz-ReyesCarlos Rodriguez-Sickert
- Twins in Space: Review and PerspectivesCarole TafforinNancy Segal
- Early Mother-Infant Interaction After Delivery: A Naturalistic StudyTania Kiehl LucciRenata Pereira DefelipeNara Côrtes AndradeVinicius Frayze DavidEmma Otta
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- Getting in Touch – Social Status Predicts Physical Interaction in ClassroomsStephanie J. EderElisabeth Oberzaucher
- Statistical Analysis of Gesture Encoding: How Consistently Can Ethologists Encode What They Observe?Hermann ProssingerSusanne SchmehlElisabeth Oberzaucher
Saxton, T. K., Hart, S. L., Desai, L. V., & Pollet, T. V. (2019). Can People Detect Ideological Stance From Facial Photographs? Human Ethology, 34(1), 17–25. https://doi.org/10.22330/he/34/017-025