Julie Cachia
@juliecachia.bsky.social
Co-founder of Flourish Science (flouriship.com) | PhD @ Stanford Psych | well-being, culture, emotions, and close relationships 🇯🇵&🇫🇷
In a series of 4 studies using the Trust Game paradigm, we observed a consistent (but complicated! 😲) pattern: When reputation was ambiguous, European Americans and Taiwanese invested more in targets whose expressions matched their culture’s ideal affect.
January 14, 2025 at 5:56 AM
In a series of 4 studies using the Trust Game paradigm, we observed a consistent (but complicated! 😲) pattern: When reputation was ambiguous, European Americans and Taiwanese invested more in targets whose expressions matched their culture’s ideal affect.
How do we integrate facial expressions with reputation information when deciding whom to trust? And does culture shape this process? We explored these questions in our new paper:
January 14, 2025 at 5:56 AM
How do we integrate facial expressions with reputation information when deciding whom to trust? And does culture shape this process? We explored these questions in our new paper: