Science
Judging faces without personality labels uncovers key patterns in first impressions
Source: Phys.org · Published
Imagine sitting on a city bus full of strangers. Look around at the people riding with you. If you needed help, how would you choose whom to trust? By scanning people's faces, your brain is already making interpretations about their personalities by judging certain facial features.
Key points
- Imagine sitting on a city bus full of strangers.
- Look around at the people riding with you.
- If you needed help, how would you choose whom to trust?
- By scanning people's faces, your brain is already making interpretations about their personalities by judging certain facial features.
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