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Max Weisbuch
Post-doctoral Fellow
Tufts University
Psychology Department
490 Boston Ave.
Medford, MA 02155
617.627.3174 |
Curriculum Vitae
Publications
About me
My research examines the reciprocal influence between emotion and
culture, especially the automatic processes that govern this
influence (e.g., Weisbuch & Ambady, 2008, 2009; Weisbuch, Mendes,
Seery, & Blascovich, 2005). More generally, I am interested in the
role of affect and emotion in social life (Weisbuch & Mackie, 2009;
Weisbuch, Mackie, & Garcia-Marques, 2003; Weisbuch, Sinclair,
Skorinko, & Eccleston, 2009; Weisbuch, Slepian, Clarke, Ambady, &
Veenstra-Vander Weele, in press). I assess affect and its influence
via nonverbal behavior, reaction-times, psychophysiology, and
eye-tracking. For further information, please see my
vita. I
am currently supported by a National Institute of Health National
Research Service Award.
People automatically
"catch" the emotions of ingroup members but exhibit opposing
responses to the emotions of outgroup members. This graph depicts
Black and White participants affective responses to Black and White
facial expressions.
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