POL SCI 164A Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Facial Feedback Hypothesis, Classical Conditioning

• School: Berkeley
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POL SCI 164A
• Professor: Stoker Laura

Document Summary

Facial similarity: effec s are small b reliable, early research. Yo like people more if heir face is similar o yo rs. A rac ed o co-e hnics (cid:343)tr s wor hy, no l s wor hy(cid:344) s dy (2005) Composi e female/ male - face cons r c ed by averaging many faces. Every s bjec eval a e 2 faces (1) average male morph wi h herself and (2) ano her image of he opposi e sex/ o her-sex ransforms. Eval a e (1) r s wor hy of he person (2) wo ld yo like o be in a long. Erm rela ionship wi h he person (3) wo ld yo like o be in a shor erm rela ionship wi h he person. More similar o oneself - more r s wor hy. No effec on long erm rela ionship in eres .