Tag: experimental psychology

An experimental study of 163 four-year-olds reveals that visual perspective-taking accuracy is significantly lower at orthogonal 90-degree angles than at ...

Researchers have demonstrated that combining pupillometry with luminance tagging provides a continuous, objective measure to track expansions, contractions, and shapes ...

Across four experiments with 477 participants, researchers found that cognitive and affective empathy from social robots reduced people's altruistic willingness ...

Research shows that averted gaze increases consumer continuance intention for highly humanlike robots in embarrassing service encounters, while direct gaze ...

An experimental study reveals that while a single posed smile can slightly elevate mood, repeatedly forcing smiles under pressure diminishes ...

Researchers have demonstrated that immersive virtual reality pedestrian simulators are feasible and well tolerated by older adults, showing minimal simulator ...

Across two preregistered experiments, listeners reported imagining fewer and less engaging narratives when instrumental music was attributed to artificial intelligence ...

An Ohio State University experimental study reveals that everyday people view kind and nice as essentially interchangeable descriptors for helpful ...

A study finds warning tones speed up visual search without increasing attentional distraction from salient colored stimuli.

A series of six cognitive experiments reveals that performance on the widely used race Implicit Association Test reflects deep-seated metaphorical ...