facial identity

Perception of Faces Can Be Influenced With Prior Knowledge on People's Personalities, Study Reveals

Bias Tells Who Looks Alike: Perception of Face Identity Influenced by Prior Knowledge of Personalities

Medicine & Technology Sep 02, 2021

A new study from Psychologists at New York University shows that those who believe that any two individuals have the same personality also perceive them to have similar faces.

facial identity

Bias Tells Who Looks Alike: Perception of Face Identity Influenced by Prior Knowledge of Personalities

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