Tony Little's home page
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- Hello and welcome to my home page.
- I started studying faces as an undergraduate at the University of Durham where I examined the accuracy of personality judgements to faces. I continued my facination with faces during an MSc at the University of Stirling and a PhD at the University of St Andrews supervised by David Perrett where I worked on evolutionary approaches to judgements of facial attractiveness. I lectured for 3 years at the University of Liverpool in the school of biological sciences where I taught biological and evolutionary psychology.
- I am currently a Royal Society University Research Fellow at the University of Stirling in Psychology and I'm still obsessed with faces.
- My interests lie in what information is available from faces and what information people take from them. My work has examined mate choice, cognition, social cognition and individual differences.
- Examples of recent work can be found here.
