Social Engineering Blogs

An Aggregator for Blogs About Social Engineering and Related Fields

pattiwoodblog February 26, 2013

Stress-Busting Smiles

Patti was interviewed by the Wall Street Journal on smiling.

Filed Under: Nonverbal Behavior

pattiwoodblog February 26, 2013

What is the relationship between perceptions of faces and social decision making?

Yes, people form first impressions quickly and make decisions about who they want to interact with or avoid, do business with or hire or date. Research shows that people can form first impressions of threat looking at someone’s face within the 39ms “Very first impressions. ”Bar, Moshe; Neta,Maital; Linz, Heather
Emotion, Vol 6(2), May 2006, Shows that for all judgments—attractiveness, likeability, trustworthiness, competence, and aggressiveness—increased exposure time did not significantly increase the correlations.

Also an interesting tidbit is that most people are not attracted to angry faces so it doesn’t give a good first impression but there are some people with high testosterone that are “rewarded” by that negative look

Filed Under: competence, likeability, Nonverbal Behavior, trustworthiness

pattiwoodblog February 25, 2013

Are there any personality traits associated with certain facial shapes or features in men or women?

Yes, features of masculinity –such as a heavy brow and angular face–somewhat overlap the expressions of anger and

Filed Under: Nonverbal Behavior, roundness, soft features

  • « Previous Page
  • 1
  • …
  • 430
  • 431
  • 432
  • 433
  • 434
  • …
  • 559
  • Next Page »

About

Welcome to an aggregator for blogs about social engineering and related fields. Feel free to take a look around, and make sure to visit the original sites.

If you would like to suggest a site or contact us, use the links below.

Contact

  • Contact
  • Suggest a Site
  • Remove a Site

© Copyright 2025 Social Engineering Blogs · All Rights Reserved ·