Nicholas Rule

How and Why People Express Their Social Categories Through Behavioural Residue

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas O.

Functional Electrical Stimulation for Major Depressive Disorder: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial

Principal investigators: Bhat, Venkat; Kennedy, Sidney H; Popovic, Milos R

Keywords: Functional Electrical Stimulation; Major Depressive Disorder; Pilot Trial; Randomized Controlled Trial

How Social, Emotional, and Motivational Forces Affect Facial Appearance Over Time

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas O.

Keywords: social perception; facial appearance; nonverbal behaviour; emotion; personality

How Individual Differences in Attention and Memory Relate to Who Remembers What

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas

Keywords: memory; attention; individual differences; traits; personality; cognition; perception; behaviour; narcissism

How Social, Emotional, and Motivational Forces Affect Facial Appearance Over Time

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas O.

Keywords: social perception; facial appearance; nonverbal behaviour; emotion; personality

Understanding the relationship between facial appearance and leadership

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas O.

Keywords: leadership; thin slices; nonverbal behaviour; face perception; arousal; interpersonal accuracy

Social Perception and Cognition

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas

Keywords: social psychology, fmri, social perception, social cognition, social neuroscience, person perception, nonverbal behavior, first impressions, interpersonal accuracy, cross- cultural

Understanding the basis for perceptions of sexual orientation

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas O.

Keywords: sexual orientation; learning; perception; cognition; stereotyping

Neuroplasticity in the adult brain following changes in cognitive processing

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas

The accurate perception of sexual orientation: consequences and implications

Principal investigators: Rule, Nicholas O.

Keywords: sexual orientation; nonverbal behaviour; social perception; interpersonal accuracy; stereotyping and prejudice