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Scott Reid

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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College of Letters & Science

Communication

Scott Reid is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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communication behavioral sciences psychology social sciences human communication social psychology communication research social influence evolutionary psychology human behavior social media mass communication speech communication intergroup relations political communication evolutionary anthropology self-categorization explanation media studies social identity asian studies societal influence information society primate behavior personality psychology low-pitched male voices retaliation-cost model aboriginal self-determination applied social psychology experimental social psychology human-computer interaction family psychology evolutionary intelligence medium communication psychological bulletin personality assessment contemporary china french language french studies asian english positive psychology scholarly communication social gerontology population aging ageism power relations information behavior cyberpsychology interpersonal attraction self-monitoring digital society digital divide candidate selection human-machine interaction social categorization voice recognition evolution of human intelligence indigenous studies settler colonialism indigenous peoples interactional linguistics community psychology police psychology life history freedom of speech group norms uncertainty reduction ingroup identification hostile media effect intergroup situations third-person effect gender salience procedural behavior leadership endorsement intergroup contexts self-categorization model role congruity identity (social science) evolutionary explanations social identity theory interpersonal communication intergroup communication

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Status and Dominance Hierarchies. Springer eBooks (2021)

Denise D Cummins

sociologyorganizational theorypsychologybehavioral sciences

Status Hierarchies. Springer eBooks (2021)

Lauren KeblusekScott Reid

status hierarchiessociologysocial sciencesorganizational theorybehavioral sciences

What Can Fitness Apps Teach Us About Group Privacy?. IGI Global eBooks (2021)

Miriam J. MetzgerJennifer Jiyoung SuhScott ReidAmr El Abbadi

group privacycommunicationsocial sciencessocial mediainformation securitybehavioral sciences

Elevated Recognition Accuracy for Low-Pitched Male Voices in Men With Higher Threat Potential: Further Evidence for the Retaliation-Cost Model in Humans. Evolution and Human Behavior (2020)

Jinguang ZhangBin-Bin ChenCarolyn Hodges-SimeonGraham AlbertSteven J.C. GaulinScott A. Reid

evolutionary psychologyhuman behaviorprimate behaviorpsychologyhuman evolutionspeech recognitionevolutionary anthropologyevolution of human intelligencerecognition accuracylow-pitched male voicesevolutionary intelligenceretaliation-cost modelvoice recognitionevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Pitch Lowering Enhances Men's Perceived Aggressive Intent, Not Fighting Ability. Evolution and Human Behavior (2020)

Jinguang ZhangCarolyn Hodges-SimeonSteven J.C. GaulinScott A. Reid

aggressive intentevolutionary psychologyhuman behaviorpsychologyevolutionary anthropologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

The Quality of Online Knowledge Sharing Signals General Intelligence. Personality and Individual Differences (2019)

Christian N. YoderScott A. Reid

personalitypersonality assessmentpersonality sciencesocial sciencespsychologyknowledge sharingpsychometricspersonality psychologybehavioral sciences

Distinguishing Group Privacy From Personal Privacy. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (2018)

Jennifer Jiyoung SuhMiriam J. MetzgerScott A. ReidAmr El Abbadi

group privacyhuman-computer interactionhuman-machine interactionpersonal privacysocial sciencesinformation securitycomputer sciencebehavioral sciences

Aggression in Young Men High in Threat Potential Increases After Hearing Low-Pitched Male Voices: Two Tests of the Retaliation-Cost Model. Evolution and Human Behavior (2017)

Jinguang ZhangScott A. Reid

evolutionary psychologyhuman behavioryoung menpsychologycandidate selectionlow-pitched male voicesevolutionary anthropologyhearing lossretaliation-cost modelaggressionevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

Voice Pitch Variation and Status Differentiation in Mixed-Sex Dyads. Communication Research (2016)

Jinguang ZhangScott A. ReidJessica GasiorekNicholas A. Palomares

mixed-sex dyadscommunicationpsychologycommunication researchvoice pitch variationstatus differentiationbehavioral sciencespsycholinguistics

Predicting Attitudes Toward Press- and Speech Freedom Across the U.S.a.: A Test of Climato-Economic, Parasite Stress, and Life History Theories. PLoS ONE (2015)

Jinguang ZhangScott A. ReidJing Xu

life history theoriescommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionsocial sciencesattitude theorylife historyfreedom of speechpolitical communicationspeech freedomjournalismmedia studies

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Scott Reid

Professor

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Communication

Scott Reid is currently serving as a College Of Letters & Science Professor at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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University of California, Santa Barbara

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Status and Dominance Hierarchies. Springer eBooks (2021)

Denise D Cummins

sociologyorganizational theorypsychologybehavioral sciences

Status Hierarchies. Springer eBooks (2021)

Lauren KeblusekScott Reid

status hierarchiessociologysocial sciencesorganizational theorybehavioral sciences

What Can Fitness Apps Teach Us About Group Privacy?. IGI Global eBooks (2021)

Miriam J. MetzgerJennifer Jiyoung SuhScott ReidAmr El Abbadi

group privacycommunicationsocial sciencessocial mediainformation securitybehavioral sciences

Elevated Recognition Accuracy for Low-Pitched Male Voices in Men With Higher Threat Potential: Further Evidence for the Retaliation-Cost Model in Humans. Evolution and Human Behavior (2020)

Jinguang ZhangBin-Bin ChenCarolyn Hodges-SimeonGraham AlbertSteven J.C. GaulinScott A. Reid

Pitch Lowering Enhances Men's Perceived Aggressive Intent, Not Fighting Ability. Evolution and Human Behavior (2020)

Jinguang ZhangCarolyn Hodges-SimeonSteven J.C. GaulinScott A. Reid

aggressive intentevolutionary psychologyhuman behaviorpsychologyevolutionary anthropologyevolutionary biologybehavioral sciences

The Quality of Online Knowledge Sharing Signals General Intelligence. Personality and Individual Differences (2019)

Christian N. YoderScott A. Reid

personalitypersonality assessmentpersonality sciencesocial sciencespsychologyknowledge sharingpsychometricspersonality psychologybehavioral sciences

Distinguishing Group Privacy From Personal Privacy. Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (2018)

Jennifer Jiyoung SuhMiriam J. MetzgerScott A. ReidAmr El Abbadi

group privacyhuman-computer interactionhuman-machine interactionpersonal privacysocial sciencesinformation securitycomputer sciencebehavioral sciences

Aggression in Young Men High in Threat Potential Increases After Hearing Low-Pitched Male Voices: Two Tests of the Retaliation-Cost Model. Evolution and Human Behavior (2017)

Jinguang ZhangScott A. Reid

Voice Pitch Variation and Status Differentiation in Mixed-Sex Dyads. Communication Research (2016)

Jinguang ZhangScott A. ReidJessica GasiorekNicholas A. Palomares

mixed-sex dyadscommunicationpsychologycommunication researchvoice pitch variationstatus differentiationbehavioral sciencespsycholinguistics

Predicting Attitudes Toward Press- and Speech Freedom Across the U.S.a.: A Test of Climato-Economic, Parasite Stress, and Life History Theories. PLoS ONE (2015)

Jinguang ZhangScott A. ReidJing Xu

life history theoriescommunicationmass communicationpublic opinionsocial sciencesattitude theorylife historyfreedom of speechpolitical communicationspeech freedomjournalismmedia studies

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