… collective impression predicts ground-truth trustworthiness (… there is any accuracy in the
impressions made by an individual … any accuracy in trustworthiness impressions. Critically, these …

… health in more ancient times and that modern medicine has weakened that relationship (G. …
should approach or avoid a person (trustworthiness, often based on emotional expression) …

… of data is precisely what modern AI does. This enables … people form character impressions
such as trustworthiness from facial … While we form impressions of strangers almost reflexively …

… impression formation (Secord, 1958; Todorov et al., 2015). For example, impressions of
trustworthiness are … differences in physiognomic belief, behaviour and impressions themselves. …

… with physiognomy persists in modern cultures. Indeed, an Amazon.com search for books on
physiognomy … and trustworthy and more dominant, hostile, and threatening, with opposite …

… of the founder of modern physiognomy, Johann Kaspar Lavater… Lavater maintains that the
very first impression always acts as … perceived as trustworthy to make the message believable. …

… the urban environment, where the rapidity of visual impression renders the image unreadable.
Similarly, George Bellows, the highly physiognomic American painter, either blots out the …

… and physiognomy provide the hypothetical outline of the method, whilst the heuristic …
The focus of this review is on physiognomy of the face, in particular, of its permanent …

… In the modern day, physiognomy is still practiced in China, Korea (… impressions of others,
and make judgments about characteristics such as attractiveness, likeability, trustworthiness, …

… came to the fore and is maintained in modern-day study of nonverbal communication. … extent
physiognomy and the personal impressions of an interview provided trustworthy information…