This is how the eyebrow study went
photographed first Psychologist Dr Miranda Giacom and Dr. Nicholas Roll from Canada Male and female students with neutral facial expressions. Then the students completed Narcissistic Personality InventoryIt is a psychological test that specializes in narcissistic personality traits. This exceptional test identifies strength and expression narcissistic trait The Canadian scientists then presented the participants with pictures of the other subjects. They asked to rate the supposed level of narcissistic traits. Dr. Miranda Giacom and Dr. Nicholas Roll noted that the majority of respondents when looking at the photos on eyebrow part From the person focusing on the person doing the evaluation. After evaluating the psychological test and evaluating the individuals, the scientists found that those who based their assessment on the area around the eyes and the shape of the eyebrows were most often correct about narcissistic personality traits. In the third part of the study, Dr. Miranda Giacom and Dr. Nicholas Roll, the students went over the pictures again, but they covered the eye area here. The participants were unstable and could not make any statement about a possible narcissistic expression.
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The sharper the eyebrows, the higher the likelihood of a tendency to narcissism
Dr. Miranda Giacom and Dr. Then Nicholas Roll combined the results of the Narcissistic Personality Inventory and the results of the images assessed and came to this surprising conclusion: In fact, people with prominent eyebrows tend to be more narcissistic than those with less prominent eyebrows. Psychologists assessed their experience as “there is a relationship between external traits and personality traits,” but point out that it does not necessarily mean that people with prominent eyebrows actually possess narcissistic traits.
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