Murderer or Trustworthy: What Does Your Face Say?

Scientists have discovered that certain facial features can make a person appear more trustworthy, such as slightly lifted eyebrows forming an upside-down V shape and slightly upturned corners of the mouth. On the flip side, downward-pointing eyebrows and downturned mouth corners are associated with untrustworthy faces.

To put this theory to the test, a study involving 609 participants revealed that when a CEO's biography included a photo perceived as trustworthy, people felt more trust towards the CEO, even when announcing a pay cut. Surprisingly, participants also believed the pay cut was fair. This demonstrates the powerful influence our facial features can have on others' perceptions and decisions.

So, have you ever wondered how trustworthy your face appears? Or perhaps you're curious about your friends' faces? It's an intriguing concept to consider, especially when you realize that these subtle facial cues can affect various aspects of our lives, including our relationships and professional interactions.

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