Researchers at the Washington University School of Medicine's Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology have identified specific neuronal cells that are essential to our understanding of other people.

A study published in The Laryngoscope reveals that eye movements during face evaluation can predict attractiveness judgments. Men are drawn to women’s mouths, while women are more influenced by men’s eyes and hair.

A new study finds that while moderate eyelash length is seen as most attractive and healthiest, longer lashes are linked to greater perceived sexual receptivity—suggesting that long eyelashes may signal openness to casual relationships, despite lower attractiveness…

A study in Visual Communication suggests Donald Trump's shrug is a strategic tool to build rapport. Rather than expressing ignorance, the gesture often signals that a statement is an obvious truth he and his audience already share.

New findings indicate that static body features drive judgments of physical beauty, whereas dynamic movements are crucial for perceiving feminine expressive traits, highlighting distinct mechanisms in social perception.