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Research participants who glimpsed a face for one-tenth of a second were able to judge someone's trustworthiness. this finding suggests that

Research participants who glimpsed a face for one-tenth of a second were able to judge someone's trustworthiness. this finding suggests that
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Research participants who glimpsed a face for one-tenth of a second were able to judge someone's trustworthiness. this finding suggests that

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This suggests that: our brains are able to quickly detect distinct emotions. (Detecting Emotion via Facial Expressions)
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