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Creator:: Yates, Jacqueline M. and Bogart, Kathleen
Abstract:: Self-disclosure is a complex process that impacts social, cultural, and individual contexts of people’s lives. Under ideal circumstances, disclosure strengthens social bonds, enhances intimacy in relationships, and fosters a more unified sense of the self. Disclosing information about a stigmatized identity, however, is associated with a variety of risks and...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: -Disclosure and the Impacts of Visibility and Discrimination Jackie Yates and Kathleen Bogart, PhD

Creator:: Bogart, Kathleen R., Cole, Jonathan, and Briegel, Wolfgang
Abstract:: Although the importance of the face in communication is well-known, there has been little discussion of the ramifications for those who lack facial expression: individuals with facial paralysis such as Bell’s palsy and Möbius syndrome, and facial movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease. By examining the challenges experienced by these individuals,...
Resource Type:: Preprint and Part of Book
Full Text:: expression Kathleen R. Bogart, Oregon State University Corvallis, OR, USA Jonathan Cole, Bournemouth and

Creator:: Tickle-Degnen, L., Ambady, N., and Bogart, Kathleen R.
Abstract:: People with facial paralysis (FP) report social difficulties, but some attempt to compensate by increasing expressivity in their bodies and voices. We examined perceivers’ emotion judgments of videos of people with FP to understand how they interpret the combination of an inexpressive face with an expressive body and voice. Results...
Resource Type:: Article
Full Text:: Perception of Emotions of People with Facial Paralysis Kathleen Bogart Oregon State University Linda

Creator:: Kim, Jennifer R., Locke, Taylor, Reed, Emily, Yates, Jackie, Zike, Nicholas, Estill, Mariah, Graham, Bridgette, Frandup, Erika, Bogart, Kathleen, Logan, Sam, and Hospodar, Christina
Abstract:: The social and medical models of disability are sets of underlying assumptions explaining people's beliefs about the causes and implications of disability. The medical model is the predominant model in the United States that is associated with the belief that disability is an undesirable status that needs to be cured...
Resource Type:: Poster
Full Text:: Es?ll, BridgeBe Graham, Erika Frandrup, Kathleen Bogart, PhD, Sam Logan

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