In addition to signaling identity, sex, age, and emotional state, people frequently use facial
characteristics as a basis for personality attributions. Typically, there is a high degree of …

… In addition to supporting the kernel-of-truth hypothesis, our findings suggest that lay
judgments of deception may be more accurate than previously thought. Following DePaulo and …

… Researchers studying the structure and content of personality judgments have also developed
an interest in the impact of appearance on impressions. This interest has resulted from …

… There are, however, a number of recent studies which show personality judgments
based on targets facial appearance are accurate. This has been found for traits such as intelligence, …

… Thus, the results of the present meta-analysis further “unpack” this negative information,
illustrating that when making personality judgments, people assign stronger weights to linguistic …

… judgment, I hypothesize that there is a true difference between Sino-American politics and
personality—ie, the "kernel of truth" view. … independent personality. This being the case, the "…

… judgments, a critical question emerges: Are facial impressions of trustworthiness accurate?
Based on the importance of these judgments in … perceivers form these judgments so readily, if …

… Our results provide the first evidence that such judgments can contain a kernel of truth. When
asked to choose the more faithful women from pairs of images, men chose the woman who …

We investigated the perception of Big Five personality traits from trait-average voices when
traits were based either on speakers self-ratings (Exp. 1, E1) or on other perceivers’ ratings of …

… For the sake of conciseness and given that personality judgments between close social part…
That is, we include research on personality judgments at zero acquaintance (ie, before any …