… in implicit decisions of trustworthiness, participants were told that the study was about face …
blocks of novel faces and asked whether a subsequently presented test face was presented in …

… , we generated novel faces with an increased range of trustworthiness and used these faces
as … To increase the variance of face trustworthiness, we used these 33 faces as a basis of 66 …

… inferences of trustworthiness made from the faces of corporate … faces of noncriminal
executives. In Study 3, we found that judgments of trustworthiness did not differ between the faces of …

… Furthermore, trustworthiness judgments tend to guide peoples' decisions, even when other
more diagnostic cues are available, suggesting that these judgments might be somewhat …

… of trustworthiness; … face-based impressions of trustworthiness? The answer to this question
has enormous applied implications. For example, the face plays a major role in legal decision …

… people encoded the trustworthiness of observed faces. The … supermarket) and only later a
decision needs to be made about the … ), facial trustworthiness may influence the decision. This …

… are tantamount to an approach/avoidance decision. … In the same study, we also tested
whether the amygdala response is driven by face properties that signal untrustworthiness across …

… of faces and improve facial discrimination. In this study, we examined whether adapting to
two levels of face trustworthiness … in the decisions we make about the trustworthiness of other …

… Thus, through the lens of dangerous decisions theory, we ask … No faces were rated 8 or 9
for trustworthiness and therefore … property in the profile to support initial perceptions of facial …

… However, little is known about how children judge trustworthiness from faces. The present …
as a heuristic property that signals trustworthiness and guides adaptive social decisions. More …