Scientists quantify how we look at faces to develop first impressions

Tuesday, July 29, 2014 - 14:30 in Psychology & Sociology

We take as little as 100 milliseconds to “read” a face for traits such as trustworthiness, but the consequences of such judgments often are far from fleeting, so a group of scientists set out to find out what drives these impressions.

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