The habit to trust a certain type of person is rooted in the past.
Scientists from the University of British Columbia conducted a study and came to a surprising conclusion.
As it turned out, people tend to trust a person with certain facial features.
According to Stephen porter, Professor in psychology, the habit to trust a certain type of person goes back, however, if in primitive times this method worked, but now focus only on appearance is not necessary. Many attackers are well aware of this “ancient” habit and use it for their criminal purposes.
The experiment, conducted by psychologists, was to study participants photos and videos of people. Then the subjects had to determine which of them is the greatest location. In the end, the majority of participants awarded the title of honest and trust worthy people all round-faced with high eyebrows and prominent cheekbones. The opposite effect of insecurity and hidden dangers cause a person with low set eyebrows and a narrow face.
Thanks to the result, scientists and psychologists can confidently assert that certain features inherited from birth, have more confidence than behavior and actions.
