Ph.D. Candidate in Psychology, Emory University
Shensheng Wang is a Ph.D. candidate in Psychology at Emory University. His research broadly focuses on the cognitive and developmental underpinnings of humanness perception, a process that might shed light on diverse psychological phenomena, including the uncanny valley effect, face animacy perception, and schadenfreude.
Why does it feel good to see someone fail?
Jan 07, 2019 13:25 pm UTC| Insights & Views Health
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