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A specific facial proportion shapes our assumptions about men’s parenting styles

Our assumptions about a man's parenting abilities might be written all over his face. New research reveals that men with wider facial proportions are instinctively stereotyped as highly motivated protectors of children, but less interested in nurturing.

A specific facial proportion shapes our assumptions about men’s parenting styles

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