When humans fight hand‐to‐hand the face is usually the primary target and the bones that
suffer the highest rates of fracture are the parts of the skull that exhibit the greatest increase …

Converging evidence suggests that high rank is communicated through various nonverbal
behaviors (eg, expansiveness), but prior studies have not examined whether 2 distinct forms …

Research demonstrates that the physical traits of leaders and political candidates influence
election outcomes and that subjects favor functionally different physical traits in leaders …

Animals typically deploy their morphology during conflict to enhance competitors'
assessments of their fighting ability (eg bared fangs, piloerection, dewlap inflation). Recent …

Humans can accurately extract information about men's formidability from their faces;
however, the actual facial cues that inform these judgments have not been established …

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 …

MMA is a global sport with a growing body of psychological literature. Our main objective
was to replicate and extend a past review concerning the sport psychology literature with …

Faces provide cues about an individual's social, economic, and reproductive success. Here
we examined the relationship between perceived trustworthiness, dominance …

Static photographs are currently the most often employed stimuli in research on social
perception. The method of photograph acquisition might affect the depicted subject's facial …

In recent research, facial width-to-height ratio (fWHR) has garnered considerable attention
because it has been linked with different behavioural characteristics (eg, achievement drive …