Men with more autistic traits were less influenced by people’s facial appearance to make judgements on trustworthiness, finds a new study, which suggests that as facial impressions are not accurate predictions of trustworthiness, failure to use them may represent highly rational social behaviour.

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Men with more autistic traits were less influenced by people’s facial appearance to make judgements on trustworthiness, finds a new study, which suggests that as facial impressions are not accurate predictions of trustworthiness, failure to use them may represent highly rational social behaviour.