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A latent set of facial features unifies models of social trait perception

2025-03-30

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<p>Humans make spontaneous judgments about who to trust, love, despise or avoid basedon facial appearance. Influential models of such social judgments posit that they are based ontwo main evaluations—the person’s intentions and their ability to carry them out. Two centralmodels characterize these dimensions as trustworthiness and dominance, and warmth andcompetence respectively. However, emerging evidence shows th...

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Literature Corpus work: f0cff423-a349-5a65-b32c-096b4b23701b
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/zpk8w_v1

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