ライフサイエンスコーパス: social perception

1 e influenza vaccine and affective context on social perception.

2 mechanisms, and advance our understanding of social perception.

3 r future interdisciplinary investigations of social perception.

4 ate expectancy effects, and high accuracy in social perception.

5 characteristics and trait attribution during social perception.

6 e of accuracy, agreement, and rationality in social perception.

7 pecially activated for biological stimuli in social perception.

8 l motivation, and cortical sites involved in social perception.

9 ay is specialized for the dynamic aspects of social perception.

10 l sulcus (pSTS)--an area implicated in basic social perception.

11 s been implicated in language processing and social perception.

12 vioral studies and neural systems underlying social perception.

13 ificant in the mediation model that included social perception.

14 e orbitofrontal cortex demonstrated impaired social perception.

15 may inform our understanding of categorical social perception.

16 is on the cognitive dynamics of categorical social perception.

17 erstanding of the fluidity and complexity of social perception.

18 n studying behavioral and neural dynamics of social perception.

19 -exclusive mechanisms underlying variance in social perceptions: a consistent tendency to perceive ot

20 There is impairment of social perception after amygdala damage, with defective

21 These findings of deficits in social perception after damage to the orbitofrontal cort

22 that conceptual trait space is learned from social perception and actual personality structure (stud

23 that oxytocin has broad positive effects on social perception and are more consistent with the anima

24 n are evolutionarily conserved regulators of social perception and behavior.

25 The atypical features of social perception and cognition observed in individuals

26 Because social perception and cognition occurs spontaneously and

27 in instantiates human and AI presence across social perception and decision-making paradigms commonly

28 ents down to three candidate domains-namely, social perception and emotion processing, motivation and

29 n brain maturation to transform adolescents' social perception and experiences, which in turn continu

30 logical impact for representing diversity in social perception and for the design of culturally and e

31 rgued that the social science scholarship on social perception and interpersonal expectancies was cha

32 ver, the universality of gender's primacy in social perception and its precedence over other social c

33 ever, gaps between behavioral literatures in social perception and neuroscience are still abundant.

34 ral alterations related to the processing of social perception and response inhibition.

35 is broad research program, encompassing both social perception and social cognition.

36 Social Perception and Social Reality (Jussim 2012) revie

37 Social Perception and Social Reality reviews the evidenc

38 In my Precis of Social Perception and Social Reality, I argued that the

39 These findings affirm predictive accounts of social perception and speak to the optimal characteristi

40 findings underscore the subjective nature of social perception and the importance of considering obse

41 Findings underscore the subjective nature of social perception and the importance of using observer r

42 This study aims to analyze the social perceptions and environmental risk factors that a

43 on three domains: facial affect recognition, social perception, and empathy.

44 retically tractable, help refine accounts of social perception, and illuminate some personality dispo

45 Schilbach et al.'s characterization of the "social perception" approach to social cognition as a "sp

46 Structural equation modeling supported social perception as a mediator of relations between ear

47 study of fast-and-frugal heuristics, we view social perceptions as judgment tools and assert that per

48 rolled manner that right pSTS is involved in social perception beyond physical properties such as mot

49 what degree pareidolia engages higher-level social perception beyond the detection of a face.

50 anding of the impact of network structure on social perception biases and offers a quantitative appro

51 These social perception biases are often attributed to biased

52 The body's shape and motion provoke basic social perceptions, biological sex and gender (i.e., mas

53 significant in a model that did not include social perception but was not significant in the mediati

54 een known that psychopathology can influence social perception, but a 2D framework of mind perception

55 y to the use of affect-as-information during social perception, but in the novel context of inflammat

56 Previous research has shown that impaired social perception, characteristic of autism, extends to

57 Quantified social perception circuit activity is a promising indivi

58 Individual-level social perception circuit functioning was assessed as fu

59 A relative reduction in social perception circuit responses was identified in di

60 e validity and reliability of stereotypes in social perception confirms traditional early social psyc

61 y simple, the human face can elicit multiple social perceptions due to the rich variations of its mov

62 uctive success, and social status and shapes social perceptions, especially those related to physical

63 files, such as impaired social cognition and social perception, executive dysfunction, and atypical p

64 nsations (i.e., interoceptive difficulty) on social perception following an inflammatory challenge.

65 ng (computerized visual masking procedures), social perception (Half Profile of Nonverbal Sensitivity

66 The role of the amygdala in emotion and social perception has been intensively investigated prim

67 Interest in the neural systems underlying social perception has expanded tremendously over the pas

68 nderstand neural functioning associated with social perception in fraX.

69 This study evaluated social perception in patients with prefrontal cortex les

70 s viewpoint holds important implications for social perception, in terms of how observers intuit soci

71 e effect of action contingency on subsequent social perception, independent of person-like appearance

72 uropeptide that can enhance expressivity and social perception-influences time-lagged "linkage" of au

73 Perception of scientists, like other social perceptions, involves inferring both their appare

74 Conspecific-preference in social perception is evident for multiple sensory modali

75 sely what face information elicits different social perceptions is a complex empirical challenge that

76 ble dissociation between two core domains of social perception (judgments of identity versus attracti

77 ual perception, the present study found that social perception mediates the influence of early visual

78 ctly whether one aspect of social cognition (social perception) mediates relations between basic visu

79 ractions by identifying which regions of the social perception network represent interpersonal synchr

80 and interaction-sensitive regions across the social perception network supports the decoding of synch

81 cruit dedicated visual processing within the social perception network that extends beyond that engag

82 n-specific knowledge of animals overlaps the social perception networks of the brain, suggesting doma

83 btained via cross-sectional surveys that the social perception of key protagonists on two basic dimen

84 ovements with action contingency) influences social perception of the object; such interactive object

85 signaling information of emotion and create social perceptions of an individuals' physical and perso

86 Because little is known about social perceptions of conversational agents' voices, we

87 need to better understand effects of sex on social perception processing in relation to ASD phenotyp

88 xistence of a neural pathway specialized for social perception projecting between the well-establishe

89 trait associations serve as a cornerstone in social perception, providing broad implications for the

90 Studies of social perception report acute human sensitivity to wher

91 etween Jussim's specific narrative regarding social perception research, with noted patterns of scien

92 tion of emotionally important visual cues in social perception (right fusiform).

93 have as rational observers and in many cases social perception should favour adaptive responses.

94 poral sulcus (mSTS)-previously implicated in social perception-signaled strategic information, includ

95 dently contributed to loneliness, only basic social perception skills mediated the association betwee

96 and affective context interacted to predict social perception such that individuals with greater int

97 lesions and compared their performance on a social perception task with that of healthy volunteers.

98 Using a novel fMRI social perception task, we show that both merit and need

99 sociated with development and performance on social perception tasks and visuospatial abilities at 5

100 ssing is linked to functional status through social perception, thereby supporting a significant indi

101 ing or age-related disease: food perception, social perception, time perception, and threat perceptio

102 because selection pressures will have shaped social perception to be functional.

103 potential to transfer psychophysical laws of social perception to the digital economy via avatars and

104 op a neurocomputational account of how these social perceptions translate into social choice.

105 ural correlates of subjective (or conscious) social perception using data from the Human Connectome P

106 However, compared with social perception, very little is known about the neuron

107 We show how the social perception view acknowledges the crucial role int

108 nguish their second-person approach from the social perception view.

109 e generally weak, fragile, and fleeting; (2) Social perceptions were often quite accurate; and (3) Co