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Sally D. Farley

University of Baltimore

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Department Of Psychology

Studies Of School Of Graduate

University of Baltimore

NoneSally D. Farley is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at University of Baltimore.

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psychology social psychology communication personality nonverbal communication social sciences interpersonal communication social cognition applied social psychology experimental social psychology social media psychological science oral communication social bias interpersonal attraction nonverbal reactions conversational interruption gender studies discourse analysis organizational communication conversation analysis human relations behavioral research interpersonal violence educational psychology history of economic thought social identity online information knowledge management personality assessment gendered context community psychology communication research emotion recognition gesture processing human communication personal relationships field experiments paralinguistics humor detection emotional responses class conflict oppression problematic social medium use mating psychology dialogue management verbal interactions personality psychology social media behaviors nonverbal signal heartfelt emotion evoking freedom perceived authenticity demonstrate unconscious bias psychological effects heartfelt gesture

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Introduction to the Special Issue on Affiliation: Advances in Nonverbal Cues of Affection, Connection and Social Closeness. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2026)

Laughter Contagion. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2026)

Laughter Contagion Varies by Laughter Type and Perceived Authenticity. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2026)

humor detectionperceived authenticitysocial cognitionpsychologyparalinguisticsemotional responsespsychological sciencesocial psychologyemotions

Introduction to the Special Issue on Innovations in Vocal Research: Insights From Emotion, Personality Perception, Eyewitness Accuracy and Persuasion. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2025)

Introduction to the Special Issue on Innovations in Nonverbal Deception Research: Promising Avenues for Advancing the Field. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2024)

The Heartfelt Gesture Positively Affects Perceptions of Personality. Current Psychology (2024)

heartfelt gesturenonverbal communicationaffectpersonality assessmentsocial cognitionpsychologyapplied social psychologyinterpersonal attractionpersonalitypsychological sciencesocial psychologypersonality psychologyexperimental social psychologybehavioral sciencesemotions

Mimicking the Psychological Effects of Capitalism in the Classroom: Using Starpower to Demonstrate Unconscious Bias, Privilege, and Oppression. (2023)

oppressiondemonstrate unconscious biaseducationcapitalismpsychological effectseducational psychologyneoliberalismsocial identityclass conflictsocial biassocial scienceshistory of economic thought

Introduction to the Special Issue of the Scientific Study of Laughter: Where We Have Been, Current Innovations, and Where We Might Go From Here. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2022)

Just Seconds of Laughter Reveals Relationship Status: Laughter With Friends Sounds More Authentic and Less Vulnerable Than Laughter With Romantic Partners. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2022)

Exploring the Meanings of the “Heartfelt” Gesture: A Nonverbal Signal of Heartfelt Emotion and Empathy. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2021)

Sally D. FarleyKaren AkinNicole Hedgecoth

emotion recognitionnonverbal communicationcommunicationgesture processingaffectinterpersonal communicationhuman communicationnonverbal signalpsychologyheartfelt emotionempathyhuman behaviororal communicationemotions

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Sally D. Farley

University of Baltimore

Affiliations

Department Of Psychology

Studies Of School Of Graduate

University of Baltimore

NoneSally D. Farley is currently serving as a Psychology faculty at University of Baltimore.

Honors

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University of Baltimore

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Introduction to the Special Issue on Affiliation: Advances in Nonverbal Cues of Affection, Connection and Social Closeness. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2026)

Laughter Contagion. OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints) (2026)

Laughter Contagion Varies by Laughter Type and Perceived Authenticity. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2026)

humor detectionperceived authenticitysocial cognitionpsychologyparalinguisticsemotional responsespsychological sciencesocial psychologyemotions

Introduction to the Special Issue on Innovations in Vocal Research: Insights From Emotion, Personality Perception, Eyewitness Accuracy and Persuasion. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2025)

Introduction to the Special Issue on Innovations in Nonverbal Deception Research: Promising Avenues for Advancing the Field. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2024)

The Heartfelt Gesture Positively Affects Perceptions of Personality. Current Psychology (2024)

Mimicking the Psychological Effects of Capitalism in the Classroom: Using Starpower to Demonstrate Unconscious Bias, Privilege, and Oppression. (2023)

oppressiondemonstrate unconscious biaseducationcapitalismpsychological effectseducational psychologyneoliberalismsocial identityclass conflictsocial biassocial scienceshistory of economic thought

Introduction to the Special Issue of the Scientific Study of Laughter: Where We Have Been, Current Innovations, and Where We Might Go From Here. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2022)

Just Seconds of Laughter Reveals Relationship Status: Laughter With Friends Sounds More Authentic and Less Vulnerable Than Laughter With Romantic Partners. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2022)

Exploring the Meanings of the “Heartfelt” Gesture: A Nonverbal Signal of Heartfelt Emotion and Empathy. Journal of Nonverbal Behavior (2021)

Sally D. FarleyKaren AkinNicole Hedgecoth

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