- Perception affected by size of trapezius muscle that starts at base of the neck
They say you should never judge a book by its cover.
But how about judging a man’s fathering skills by his… neck?
Researchers have found that our perception of how protective or nurturing a man will be towards his children is affected by the size of his trapezius muscle.
This is the muscle that starts at the base of the neck, goes across the shoulders, and extends to the middle of the back.
‘We’re talking about muscles that are both connected to the neck and visible from a face-to-face interaction,’ said the co-author of the study, Dr Mitch Brown.
Researchers have found that our perception of how protective or nurturing a man will be towards his children is affected by the size of his trapezius muscle
For the study, Dr Brown, from the University of Arkansas in the US, and his team asked 305 people to look at four computer-generated images of
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