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Dream - A recent study revealed that someone's facial expression can indicate whether they are rich or poor. This study was conducted by the University of Glasgow and published by the APA Journal of Experimental Psychology. According to the New York Post, researchers conducted a study on what makes someone appear wealthy. This research involved participants with white skin.
This study explains that the faces of wealthy individuals are associated with a more slender face shape, a smiling mouth, raised eyebrows, closely spaced eyes, and fairer and warmer skin.
The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "The face is also associated with trust, competence, and warmth."
Meanwhile, 'poor' people have a wider, shorter, and flatter face shape. The mouth area droops more and their facial complexion is cold. They are considered as the lower class, less trustworthy, and incompetent.
Although not mentioned in this study, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Amazon CEO Jess Bezos, who are billionaires, have some wealthy facial features mentioned in the research.
Zuckerberg has a slender face and Bezos has warm and reddish skin.
The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "The researchers say that appearance does indeed influence people's judgments. However, those judgments can also create false perceptions and harm others."
"People who are considered to have high or low social class positions are often judged to have advantageous or disadvantageous qualities. Such judgments are formed even solely based on facial appearance, and this can have substantial consequences, including disadvantaging those who are perceived to have lower social class positions," said the study's author, Dr. R. Thora Bjornsdottir."
The research results show that social class stereotypes explain the relationship between facial appearance and judgments about someone's social class.
"This highlights that the stereotypes we hold have consequences on how we perceive others - these stereotypes bias our perception. Our impression of others can then lead to certain advantages or disadvantages for them," he added.
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