The article opens up about a new paper that was presented at
the Society for Personality and Social Psychology annual conference that says
that even when told whether a person was gay or straight, participants
generally identified the person’s sexual orientation based on how they looked. The paper says appearance shapes
everything from whether we end up liking someone to sexual orientation and
trustworthiness. This is
interesting to how it applies to everyday social interaction. Everyday is filled with new social
interactions and its interesting to think about what we might be subconsciously
each time. The article states that these judgements happen with a fraction of a section. It is interesting how to see whether or not these judgements are accurate or not.
Joe
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