While people readily form and rely on trustworthiness impressions from faces, the question
of whether these impressions are accurate remains debated. The present research …

Although cooperation can lead to mutually beneficial outcomes, cooperative actions only
pay off for the individual if others can be trusted to cooperate as well. Identifying trustworthy …

Facial appearance plays a decisive role during impression formation (eg, Hassin and Trope,
2000). Drawing trait inferences from faces occurs extremely fast (ie, within 100 milliseconds; …

Researchers have debated whether a person's behavior can be predicted from his or her
face. In particular, it is unclear whether people's trustworthiness can be predicted from their …

Being able to identify trustworthy strangers is a critical social skill. However, whether such
impressions are accurate is debatable. Critically, the field currently lacks a quantitative …

Computer-generated faces are increasingly prevalent in a range of settings. While the
quality of synthetic face appearance has increased dramatically, participants can usually …

Researchers have recently shown increasing interest in assessments of trustworthiness,
devoting much attention to whether trustworthiness can be detected from a person's facial …

People evaluate a stranger's trustworthiness from their facial features in a fraction of a
second, despite common advice “not to judge a book by its cover.” Evaluations of …

People often infer others' social traits, such as trustworthiness, from a glance at their face.
Whereas previous studies have focused on how different facial cues influence social …

Impressions of trustworthiness are formed quickly from faces. To what extent are these
impressions shared among observers of the same or different races? Although high …