Alex Jones Ph.D

Associate Professor of Psychological Data Science · Swansea University

I work on face perception, facial morphometrics, and the statistical methods used to study them — with a particular love for Bayesian inference. I teach Python for data analysis and statistical modelling, and have a long history of consulting with industry partners on behavioural data problems.

Recent papers

Who likes extraverts? Testing the interplay between perceiver needs and target appearance in impression formation

Jaeger, B., Jones, A. L., Satchell, L., Schild, C., & van Leeuwen, F.

Exploring insight into unfamiliar face recognition ability: The case from developmental prosopagnosia

Tree, J. J., & Jones, A. L.

Updating evidence on facial metrics: A Bayesian perspective on sexual dimorphism in facial width-to-height ratio and bizygomatic width

Jones, A. L., Kordsmeyer, T. L., Kramer, R. S. S., Stern, J., & Penke, L.

See my full list of publications.