First impressions of strangers rely on generalization of behavioral traits associated with previously seen facial features

F Kocsor, T Bereczkei - Current Psychology, 2017 - Springer
Abstract Information drawn from faces at the very first encounter can be essential in guiding
current and subsequent behavior. These decisions also rely on expectations about what are …
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