Internalized Trust

Internalized Impressions

Researchers have debated whether a person’s behavior can be predicted from his or her face. In particular, it is unclear whether people’s trustworthiness can be predicted from their facial appearance. In the present study, we implemented conceptual and methodological advances in this area of inquiry, taking a new approach to capturing trustworthy behavior and measuring targets’ own self-expecta...

Understanding Internalized Oppression: A Theoretical Conceptualization of Internalized Subordination

Internalized False Confessions

Internalized Α-particle Emitting Radionuclides

Radon is a natural radioactive gas produced by the decay of uranium and thorium, which are present in all rocks and soils in small quantities. There are several isotopes of radon, the most important of which are 222Rn (produced from 238U) and 220Rn (produced from thorium). 220Rn is also known as thoron because of its parent radionuclide. In the United Kingdom, it has been shown that 220Rn deliv...

The Chorus as Internalized Objects

This note stems from an experiment in which the theatrical device of Greek chorus serves as a model for interactions with a computational narrative [Strohecker et al.]. That experiment is largely structural: players’ interactions unfold progressively finer detail about the story, but do not change the course of events or alter the characters. Players interact mainly by querying representations ...