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A quick dive into the human psyche regarding a person’s face, trust, likability amongst other things.
https://www.princeton.edu/news/2006/08/22/snap-judgments-decide-faces-character-psychologist-finds
I recommend you guys read the whole article but here are some quote from professor Alex Todorov. A Princeton psychology professor.
We decide very quickly whether a person possesses many of the traits we feel are important, such as likeability and competence, even though we have not exchanged a single word with them. It appears that we are hard-wired to draw these inferences in a fast, unreflective way.
People respond intuitively to faces so rapidly that our reasoning minds may not have time to influence the reaction -- and that our intuitions about attraction and trust are among those we form the fastest.
What we found was that, if given more time, people’s fundamental judgment about faces did not change
https://www.princeton.edu/news/2006/08/22/snap-judgments-decide-faces-character-psychologist-finds
I recommend you guys read the whole article but here are some quote from professor Alex Todorov. A Princeton psychology professor.
We decide very quickly whether a person possesses many of the traits we feel are important, such as likeability and competence, even though we have not exchanged a single word with them. It appears that we are hard-wired to draw these inferences in a fast, unreflective way.
People respond intuitively to faces so rapidly that our reasoning minds may not have time to influence the reaction -- and that our intuitions about attraction and trust are among those we form the fastest.
What we found was that, if given more time, people’s fundamental judgment about faces did not change
