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Images that people can instantly categorize as "good" or "bad"? [more inside]
posted by tybeet on Jan 5, 2012 - 24 answers

ScholarFilter: Does anyone know of a scholarly article that goes from defining a construct (say, for example an attitude of some kind) to operationalizing it to measuring it in a somewhat succinct way? I'm trying to understand this process better. [more inside]
posted by tybeet on May 16, 2010 - 10 answers

I read this great study (I think it was Psychological in origin) some many months ago about research showing that people can reliably tell if you are smiling over the telephone. Does anyone know from who or where this came?
posted by tybeet on Jul 31, 2009 - 3 answers

Books that blend Psychology, the human mind, and Artificial Intelligence theory? [more inside]
posted by tybeet on Aug 1, 2008 - 14 answers