Adam Waytz is affiliated with Northwestern University in the United States and has contributed to research primarily within the social sciences. Their publications span several subfields including sociology and political science, social psychology, cognitive neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and safety research.
Waytz's work covers a variety of topics, with a concentration on psychology related to moral and emotional judgment, social and intergroup psychology, death anxiety and social exclusion, data visualization and analytics, data analysis using R, emotions and moral behavior, as well as misinformation and its impacts.
Frequent publication venues for Waytz include:
Notable recent papers authored or co-authored by Waytz include:
Waytz collaborates frequently with several researchers, including:
Their research combines elements of data analysis and cognitive neuroscience to examine the psychological underpinnings of social behavior, moral judgment, and emotional processes.
Nicholas Epley;Adam Waytz;John T. Cacioppo
Adam Waytz;Joy Heafner;Nicholas Epley
Adam Waytz;John Cacioppo;Nicholas Epley
Kurt James Gray;Liane Young;Adam Waytz
Nicholas Epley;Adam Waytz;Scott Akalis;John T. Cacioppo
Nicholas Epley;Scott Akalis;Adam Waytz;John T. Cacioppo
Adam Waytz;Kurt James Gray;Nicholas Epley;Daniel M. Wegner
Nour S. Kteily;Emile Bruneau;Adam Waytz;Sarah Cotterill
Adam Waytz;Carey K. Morewedge;Nicholas Epley;George Monteleone
Omar Sultan Haque;Adam Waytz
Adam Waytz;Nicholas Epley;John T. Cacioppo
Adam Waytz;James Dungan;Liane Young
Sophie Trawalter;Kelly M. Hoffman;Adam Waytz
Adam Waytz;Nicholas Epley
Kurt Gray;Adam Waytz;Liane Young
Adam Waytz;Kelly Marie Hoffman;Sophie Trawalter
Adam Waytz;Jamil Zaki;Jason P. Mitchell
Adam Waytz;Ravi Iyer;Liane Young;Jonathan Haidt
Adam Waytz;Liane L. Young;Jeremy Ginges
Adam Waytz;Hal E. Hershfield;Diana I. Tamir
Eugene M. Caruso;Kathleen D. Vohs;Brittani Baxter;Adam Waytz
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