A neutral face—a face with no muscle movement or facial expression—appears to be more dominant when the head is tilted down, suggests a new study (n = 1,517), which found that tilting the head downward can have the same effect on social perceptions as does lowering one’s eyebrows.

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A neutral face—a face with no muscle movement or facial expression—appears to be more dominant when the head is tilted down, suggests a new study (n = 1,517), which found that tilting the head downward can have the same effect on social perceptions as does lowering one’s eyebrows.