People often make judgments of trustworthiness based solely on certain facial features, not the expression, suggests new research.
While higher #eyebrows, more pronounced #cheekbones, and rounder faces are perceived to be trustworthy-looking, people associate downturned eyebrows, or a thinner face with less honesty, the findings showed.
"Our findings in this and our past studies suggest that your physical appearance can have major implications for your assumed credibility and other character traits, even more powerful than the manner in which you behave and the words you speak," said one of the researchers, Stephen Porter from University of British Columbia's Okanagan campus in Canada.