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Vivian ZayasDepartment of Psychology, Cornell UniversityBestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei cornell.edu

Joshua A. Tabak

Joshua A. Tabak

University of Washington

Bestätigte E-Mail-Adresse bei uw.edu

Social and Personality Psychology


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The Roles of Featural and Configural Face Processing in Snap Judgments of Sexual Orientation JA Tabak, V Zayas PloS ONE 7 (5), e36671, 2012	59	2012
Red Roses and Gift Chocolates Are Judged More Positively in the US Near Valentine’s Day: Evidence of Naturally Occurring Cultural Priming V Zayas, G Pandey, J Tabak Frontiers in psychology 8, 355, 2017	13	2017
The science of “gaydar.” JA Tabak, V Zayas New York Times 3, 2012	6	2012
A social-cognitive model of human behavior offers a more parsimonious account of emotional expressivity V Zayas, JA Tabak, G Gunaydy@ 4n, JM Robertson, JM Vigil Behavioral and Brain Sciences 32 (5), 2009	4	2009
You Are What You Emote: Gendered Connotations of Facial Expressions Impact Sexual Orientation Judgments JA Tabak University of Washington, 2012	1	2012
You Are What You Emote: Gendered Connotations of Facial Expressions Impact Sexual Orientation Judgments JA Tabak University of Washington, 2012		2012
Reading from Faces: The Roles of Featural and Configural Face Processing in Snap Judgments of Sexual Orientation JA Tabak University of Washington, 2011		2011
Supplementary Material Red roses and gift chocolates increase in positivity in the US near Valentine’s Day: Evidence of naturally occurring cultural priming V Zayas, G Pandey, J Tabak

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