A new study by U.K. researchers found that you can tell just by looking at someone’s face whether they’re interested in casual sex or long-term commitment. ...There is no unconscious assessments or mindreading. I think that people are conscious of who is attractive and who is not.
Both men and women who participated in the study thought that the more attractive women would be interested in something short-term, and they were right ...
If you’re more attractive, people might expect you to have more partners. And more often than not, we fulfill those expectations people have of us. ...
Because of the effect those expectations have on our behavior, our first impressions about people turn out to be right, says Keating.
“Physical appearance cues tell us more about people than we’re even consciously aware of,” Keating says. “So in fact, we do judge a book by its cover. And the funny thing is, it often works for us.”
Friday, April 11, 2008
Reading faces for lust
Here is some new UK mindreading research:
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