Rate My Professor Linda Jeffery

Key publications by Dr. Jeffery include 'Testing stimulus generalisation as a mechanism for impression formation' (Cognition, 2025), co-authored with Leoni S. Masroujah, Stephanie Wilcke, and others, exploring generalization in impression formation from faces. 'Negative aftereffects of face trait impressions are modulated by adaptor extremity' (Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2024), with F. Marini, Sarah D. Maisey, and Mauro Manassi, examines modulation of aftereffects in trustworthiness and other trait impressions. 'Autistic traits are associated with differences in the perception of genuineness and approachability in emotional facial expressions independently of alexithymia' (Emotion, 2023), involving Ellen Bothe, Amy Dawel, Romina Palermo, and others. 'Children show neural sensitivity to facial trustworthiness as early as 3 years of age' (Neuropsychologia, 2023), with S. Siddique and colleagues. Earlier contributions feature 'Visual Coding of Human Bodies: Perceptual Aftereffects Reveal Norm-Based Opponent Coding of Body Identity'. She has presented at conferences such as the Asia Pacific Conference on Vision 2016 on coding facial identity evidence for a channel tuned to the average face. Her research on facial recognition was covered in 2024 releases from Curtin University and UniSA, linking it to close social bonds and self-esteem boosts. With ORCID 0000-0002-3980-5864 listing 71 publications and 2 grants awarded, her scholarship impacts psychology rankings at Curtin University.