I am a postdoc in Social Cognitive and Neural Sciences Lab (New York University) (PI: Jonathan B. Freeman). You can reach me at dongwon [dot] oh [at] nyu [dot] edu.
I study how people make judgments about other individuals based on appearance, and how our biases and experiences further shape these initial judgments. I use behavioral expreiments, data-driven modeling and other reverse-correlational techniques, and neuroimaging to examine the process.
Before my current position, I completed a Ph.D. in Psychology at Princeton University (advisor: Alexander Todorov).
I study how people make judgments about other individuals based on appearance, and how our biases and experiences further shape these initial judgments. I use behavioral expreiments, data-driven modeling and other reverse-correlational techniques, and neuroimaging to examine the process.
Before my current position, I completed a Ph.D. in Psychology at Princeton University (advisor: Alexander Todorov).
PUBLICATIONS
* Note: Copies of these publications are for individual, non-commercial use only.
Book Chapter
Todorov A, Oh D (accepted) The structure and perceptual basis of social judgments from faces. Advances in experimental social psychology, Vol 63 [Preprint]
Journal Articles
Jones BC, DeBruine LM, Flake JK, …, Oh D, Freeman JB, …, Coles NA (accepted). To which world regions does the valence-dominance model of social perception apply? (Registered Report Stage 2). Nature Human Behaviour [Preprint]
Oh D, Grant-Villegas N, Todorov A (2020) The eye wants what the heart wants: Female face preferences are related to partner personality preferences. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance [Paper] [Preprint] [Data/Stimuli/Code]
Ferrari C, Oh D, Labbree B, Todorov A (2020) Learning the affective value of people: More than affect-based mechanisms. Acta Psychologica [Paper] [Data/Stimuli]
Oh D, Grant-Villegas N, Todorov A (2020) The eye wants what the heart wants: Female face preferences are related to partner personality preferences. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance [Paper] [Preprint] [Data/Stimuli/Code]
Ferrari C, Oh D, Labbree B, Todorov A (2020) Learning the affective value of people: More than affect-based mechanisms. Acta Psychologica [Paper] [Data/Stimuli]
Oh D, Shafir E, Todorov A (2019) Economic status cues from clothes affect perceived competence from faces. Nature Human Behaviour [Paper] [Preprint] [Data] [Stimuli]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Todorov A (2019) Contribution of shape and reflectance information to social judgments from faces. Vision Research [Paper] [Preprint] [Data/Stimuli/Code]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Todorov A (2019) Gender biases in impressions from faces: Empirical studies and computational models. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General [Paper] [Preprint] [Data] [Stimuli]
Oh D, Buck EA, Todorov A (2019) Revealing hidden gender biases in competence impressions from faces. Psychological Science [Paper] [Preprint] [Data/Stimuli]
Articles in Progress
Oh D, Freeman JB (invited revision) Person knowledge shapes face identity perception. [Data/Stimuli/Code]
Avery JJ, Cooper J, Oh D, Feldman L (invited revision) Criminal stereotypes of Muslim and Arab Americans and the impact on evaluations of ambiguous criminal evidence.
Avery JJ, Oh D, Cooper J (under review) Rethinking the race-crime congruency effect: How imputations of immorality color criminal subtype stereotypes and impact case outcomes.
Martinez JE, Oh D, Todorov A (in preperation) Immigrant face-ism: documentation statuses evoke distinct visual stereotypes. [Preregistration]
Avery JJ, Oh D, Cooper J (under review) Rethinking the race-crime congruency effect: How imputations of immorality color criminal subtype stereotypes and impact case outcomes.
Martinez JE, Oh D, Todorov A (in preperation) Immigrant face-ism: documentation statuses evoke distinct visual stereotypes. [Preregistration]
Talks & Posters
Oh D, Freeman JB (Feb 2020) Person knowledge shapes facial identity perception. 2020 Society of Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention. New Orleans, LA. [Poster]
Oh D, Buck EA, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Todorov A (Feb 2020) Gender biases in face-based impressions. 2020 Society of Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention. New Orleans, LA. [Symposium talk]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Buck EA, Todorov A (Mar 2018) Revealing gender biases in first impressions. 2018 University of West Australia, ARC Centre of Excellence in Cognition and its Disorders, Person Perception Workshop. Perth, Australia. [Poster]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Buck EA, Todorov A (Mar 2018) Revealing gender biases in first impressions. 2018 Society of Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention. Atlanta, GA. [Poster]
Carr EW, Oh D, Brady TF, Winkielman P, Todorov A (Aug 2017) First impressions of happiness are biased by how average people appear. 2018 Academy of Management Symposium. Atlanta, GA. [Symposium talk]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Todorov A (Oct 2016) The structure of female face evaluation is simpler than male face evaluation: Empirical studies and computational models. 2016 NY Social and Affective Neuroscience Meet-Up. New York, NY.
Oh D, Buck EA, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Todorov A (Feb 2020) Gender biases in face-based impressions. 2020 Society of Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention. New Orleans, LA. [Symposium talk]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Buck EA, Todorov A (Mar 2018) Revealing gender biases in first impressions. 2018 University of West Australia, ARC Centre of Excellence in Cognition and its Disorders, Person Perception Workshop. Perth, Australia. [Poster]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Buck EA, Todorov A (Mar 2018) Revealing gender biases in first impressions. 2018 Society of Personality and Social Psychology Annual Convention. Atlanta, GA. [Poster]
Carr EW, Oh D, Brady TF, Winkielman P, Todorov A (Aug 2017) First impressions of happiness are biased by how average people appear. 2018 Academy of Management Symposium. Atlanta, GA. [Symposium talk]
Oh D, Dotsch R, Porter JM, Todorov A (Oct 2016) The structure of female face evaluation is simpler than male face evaluation: Empirical studies and computational models. 2016 NY Social and Affective Neuroscience Meet-Up. New York, NY.
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MEDIA COVERAGE
Business Insider, Germany (2020) When you get to know people, do you let appearances guide you? Most likely, say US psychologists who have made an illuminating attempt to study the phenomenon
Reddit r/science (2020) In a split second, clothes makes a person more competent in the eyes of others, suggests new study
ScienceDaily (2018) Gender bias sways how we perceive competence in faces