PSY100H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 4: Caffeine, Ingroups And Outgroups, False Alarm

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Australia, us, france, finland, japan, canada (same effects) Usually based on trait judgments predict number of votes. Candidates from different parties also rated differently. Candidates from 2004 & 2006 us senate elections. Excluded 3rd party c; racial minorities (stereotype that racial minorities are democrats, especially black people) Results: accuracy significantly greater than chance guessing. Not due to a small number of highly legible faces. Not political ads (politics furthest from mind) Not due to a small number of selected pics. No difference in warmth between d and r. Correlate proportion of people categorizing each face as ds with mean ratings of power and warmth for each target. People who are d and look powerful look d. Therefore, power = vital cue as to what a p looks like. 0 = r ---------------------- what you look like. Asked 19 readers to judge 6 dutch politicians. 19 students rated 90 faces of labour + conservative mps.

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