Wylde Roberts-Mills

My primary research areas include appearance-based social perception,  impression formation, visible difference, and romantic and sexual behaviour and decision-making. My PhD research explores appearance-based romantic evaluations of people with physical disabilities from a biosocial perspective, assessing the influence of physical cues, social stigma and stereotypes on perceptions. I incorporate a variety of behavioural methods in my research, including photo rating, virtual reality and eye-tracking approaches.