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Volume 110, 1982 - Issue 1
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College Yearbook Pictures: More Females Smile Than Males

Claire Morse Guilford College, USA
Pages 3-6 | Received 17 Sep 1981, Published online: 02 Jul 2010

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Emma Otta, BeatrizBarcellos Pereira Lira, Nadia Maria Delevati, OtávioPimentel Cesar & CarlaSalati Guirello Pires. (1994) The Effect of Smiling and of Head Tilting on Person Perception. The Journal of Psychology 128:3, pages 323-331.
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Min‐Sun Kim. (1992) A comparative analysis of nonverbal expressions as portrayed by Korean and American print‐media advertising. Howard Journal of Communications 3:3-4, pages 317-339.
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Sejin Koo. (2020) Leading or Cheer-Leading? The Gender Gap in Political Smiles. Politics & Gender 18:1, pages 183-211.
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Taylor R. Wondergem & Mihaela Friedlmeier. (2012) Gender and Ethnic Differences in Smiling: A Yearbook Photographs Analysis from Kindergarten Through 12th Grade. Sex Roles 67:7-8, pages 403-411.
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Piotr Szarota. (2010) The Mystery of the European Smile: A Comparison Based on Individual Photographs Provided by Internet Users. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior 34:4, pages 249-256.
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Satoru Kawamura, Masashi Komori & Yusuke Miyamoto. (2008) Smiling Reduces Masculinity: Principal Component Analysis Applied to Facial Images. Perception 37:11, pages 1637-1648.
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Mark DeSantis, Philip J. Mohan & R. Kirk Steinhorst. (2016) Smiling in Photographs: Childhood Similarities between Sexes Become Differences Constant in Adulthood. Psychological Reports 97:2, pages 651-665.
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MARK DzSANTIS. (2005) SMILING IN PHOTOGRAPHS: CHILDHOOD SIMILARITIES BETWEEN SEXES BECOME DIFFERENCES CONSTANT IN ADULTHOOD. Psychological Reports 97:6, pages 651.
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Anneke Vrugt, Hendrien Duijnhouwer & Olivier Stam. (2018) De interpretatie van glimlachen in verschillende situaties. Nederlands tijdschrift voor de psychologie en haar grensgebieden 59:3, pages 53-62.
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Marianne LaFrance, Marvin A. Hecht & Elizabeth Levy Paluck. (2003) The contingent smile: A meta-analysis of sex differences in smiling.. Psychological Bulletin 129:2, pages 305-334.
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Anneke Vrugt & Marieke Van Eechoud. (2002) Smiling and self‐presentation of men and women for job photographs. European Journal of Social Psychology 32:3, pages 419-431.
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Simone Sarra & Emma Otta. (2016) Different Types of Smiles and Laughter in Preschool Children. Psychological Reports 89:3, pages 547-558.
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SIMONE SARRA. (2001) DIFFERENT TYPES OF SMILES AND LAUGHTER IN PRESCHOOL CHILDREN. Psychological Reports 89:7, pages 547.
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David K. Dodd, Brenda L. Russell & Cynthia Jenkins. (2017) Smiling in School Yearbook Photos: Gender Differences from Kindergarten to Adulthood. The Psychological Record 49:4, pages 543-553.
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Emma Otta. (2016) Sex Differences over Age Groups in Self-Posed Smiling in Photographs. Psychological Reports 83:3, pages 907-913.
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EMMA OTTA. (1998) SEX DIFFERENCES OVER AGE GROUPS IN SELF-POSED SMILING IN PHOTOGRAPHS. Psychological Reports 83:7, pages 907.
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Emma Otta, Fabiana Follador E Abrosio & Rachel Leneberg Hoshino. (2016) Reading a Smiling Face: Messages Conveyed by Various Forms of Smiling. Perceptual and Motor Skills 82:3_suppl, pages 1111-1121.
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Stephanie M. Clancy & Stephen J. Dollinger. (1993) Photographic depictions of the self: Gender and age differences in social connectedness. Sex Roles 29:7-8, pages 477-495.
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Leslie A. Zebrowitz, Daniel R. Tenenbaum & Lori H. Goldstein. (2006) The Impact of Job Applicants' Facial Maturity, Gender, and Academic Achievement on Hiring Recommendations. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 21:7, pages 525-548.
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Kimberley Brennan-Parks, Murray Goddard, Alexander E. Wilson & Lori Kinnear. (1991) Sex differences in smiling as measured in a picture taking task. Sex Roles 24:5-6, pages 375-382.
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Amanda Willson & Barbara Lloyd. (1990) Gender vs. power: Self-posed behavior revisited. Sex Roles 23:1-2, pages 91-98.
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