An experiment with two computer-based sessions (complete data for 156 participants) examined
selective exposure to attitude-consistent and counterattitudinal media messages. In the …

EVERYONE knew. When the Commission to Inquire Into Child Abuse issued its report this
week, after nine years of investigation, the Irish collectively threw up their hands in horror, …

This study shows that humans (a) infer other people's movement trajectories from their gaze
direction and (b) use this information to guide their own visual scanning of the environment …

… of other people to identify what they are looking at. Following eye gaze, or gaze-following, is
an important ability that allows us to understand what other … the object being looked at. Our …

… However the curious structure of that typological perspective becomes clearer when
contrasted to the other way of looking at the issue: a materialist approach. Such a materialist …

… mass murder: a relatively small promassacre faction prevailed not because of the popularity
of its proposal but because those who could have stopped it chose to look the other way. …

One of the most replicable findings reported in the social psychological literature is the cross-race
memory effect. We argue this effect derives from higher-order interactions among …

This article provides an abbreviated literature review on the role of health care providers in
recognizing and reporting child sexual abuse (CSA). Barriers to reporting CSA, data on …

… Look in Column A, there are many ways that people may look/appear for others to know
them, and ways in which they extend appearance beyond the ways people ‘wrap’ their bodies …

… looked: formal on-the-spot warnings and confiscation could substitute not simply for arrest
but also for informal disposal. In other … of corruption if you treat it [the offence] any other way. …