Your cheatin’ face
Some guys may literally have untrustworthy mugs. Men with wide faces more often deceived partners in negotiations and cheated on money-making games than thin-faced chaps did, say Michael Haselhuhn and Elaine Wong, both business professors at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. A heightened feeling of personal power reported by broad-faced men encouraged unethical deeds, the scientists report in an upcoming Proceedings of the Royal Society B.
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