Iliana Samara
Lecturer
- Name
- I. Samara MSc
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2727
- i.samara.2@fsw.leidenuniv.nl
Iliana Samara is a PhD candidate at the Cognitive Psychology Unit under the supervision of Dr. Mariska Kret. During her PhD project, she will investigate the effects of sexual arousal and fear on social decision making.
Lecturer
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Psychologie
- Cognitieve Psychologie
Lecturer
- Faculteit der Sociale Wetenschappen
- Instituut Psychologie
- Bachelor Onderwijs
- Roth T.S, SamaraI., Perea-Garcia J.O. & Kret M.E. (2023), Individual attractiveness preferences differentially modulate immediate and voluntary attention, Scientific Reports 13: 2147.
- Samara I., Roth T.S., Nikolic M., Prochazkova E. & Kret M.E. (2022), Can third-party observers detect attraction in others based on subtle nonverbal cues? , Current Psychology : .
- Roth T.S., Samara I., Tan J., Prochazkova E. & Kret M. E (2021), A comparative framework of inter-individual coördination and pair-bonding, Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences 39: 98-105.
- Roth T.S., Du X., Samara I. & Kret M.E. (2021), Attractiveness modulates attention, but does not enhance gaze cueing, Evolutionary Behavioral Sciences : .
- Kret M.E., Venneker D., Evans B., Samara I. & Sauter D. (2021), The ontogeny of human laughter , Biology Letters 17(9): .
- Samara I., Roth T.S. & Kret M.E. (2021). (2021), The role of emotion projection, sexual desire, and self-rated attractiveness in the sexual overperception bias , Archives of Sexual Behavior 50: 2507-2516.
- Roth T. S., Samara I. & Kret M. E. (2021), Multimodal mate choice: exploring the effects of sight, sound, and scent on partner choice in a speed-date paradigm, Evolution and Human Behavior 42(5): 461-468.
- Roth T.S., Samara I. & Kret M.E. (2020), Ultimate and proximate factors underlying sexual overperception bias: a reply to Lee et al, Evolution and Human Behavior 42(1): 73-75.
- Wang B., Samara I. & Theeuwes J. (2019), Statistical regularities bias overt attention , Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics 81(6): 1813-1821.