“…The two aforementioned main evaluative dimensions emerged: a social dimension, which includes traits such as happy, sociable , and sincere , versus unpopular, unsociable and cold , and an intellectual dimension, which includes traits such as persistent, determined , and skillful , versus frivolous, unintelligent , and fool (Rosenberg et al, 1968). Over the past decades many studies have replicated the bidimensional structure of ITP’s proposed by Rosenberg et al (1968) and validated the social–intellectual dimensions across different countries (e.g., Ferreira, Garcia-Marques, Toscano, Carvalho, & Hagá, 2011; Fiske, Cuddy, & Glick, 2007) and population groups (e.g., children, elderly, disabled people, gender, nationalities; for a review, see Abele et al, 2008).…”