Facial Asymmetry Linked To Shyness And Confidence
Harvard studies of 398 people show one side of the face often differs from the other in neurotics. Those with the trait tend to be shy, dependent, socially insecure. others are self confident, aggressive, secure, and well adjusted. Syracuse psychologists argue speed boosts self worth and aspiration, giving a sense of power more than pleasure in motion.
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