We show that faces contain much more information about sexual orientation than can be
perceived or interpreted by the human brain. We used deep neural networks to extract …

People derive considerable amounts of information about each other from minimal
nonverbal cues. Apart from characteristics typically regarded as obvious when encountering …

This review examines the overall accuracy of social perception across several research
topics and identifies factors that influence the accuracy of social perception. Findings from …

Theories linking the literatures on stereoty** and human resource management have
proposed that individuals may enjoy greater success obtaining jobs congruent with …

Previous research has shown that lay people can accurately assess male sexual orientation
based on limited information, such as face, voice, or behavioral display. Gender-atypical …

People use facial features (eg, face shape, skin color, eye structure) both in isolation and in
combination to identify others as members of a variety of social categories. For some …

Although “gay rights” may be considered a contemporary issue in modern global society,
history is replete with accounts of same-sex attraction and sexual behavior across a …

The face may be the richest source of nonverbal human communication. Facial appearance
purveys reliable information about a diverse array of human characteristics, from one's …

Lesbian, gay and bisexual (LGB) people are supposed to be better at gaydar than
heterosexual. Across two studies we examined auditory gaydar performed by LGB and …

Though many of people's impressions about each other stem from qualities that are obvious
or apparent, social perceptions also rely on a variety of subtle cues that guide judgment and …