Below are the available links to selected popular press articles, interviews and blog posts featuring our research:

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"How to avoid common errors of first impressions," Oct 18, 2021; Communication Intelligence Magazine

 

“Women do better at mask wearing and other measures to stop spread of Covid-19, research suggests,” Oct 8, 2020

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“Men less likely to mask up, possibly thanks to 'illusions of invulnerability,' study finds,” Oct 6, 2020

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"Women are more likely than men to social distance and wear masks amid the coronavirus pandemic, because they tend to pay more attention to health-related needs of others, study reveals," Oct 6, 2020

 

“Women more likely to embrace behaviors aimed at preventing the spread of COVID-19,” Oct 5, 2020

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"Why teachers' impressions really do count," August 23, 2019

 

"How you explain other people's behaviors," April 13, 2018

 

"Study: Liberals cognitively suppress stereotypes about conservatives — but not vice versa," March 25, 2018

 

"The odd and alarming connection between racial biases and the perception of time," April 13, 2016

 

"What does time perception have to do with racial disparities?", October 12, 2016

 

"Perception of time slows down for some white people when viewing a black face, study finds," October 6, 2015

 

"Study: Time perception slows for some white people when they see a black face," October 5, 2015

 

"When prejudice makes time slow down," October 2, 2015

 

 

 

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