“Unlocking the Secrets of Your Genes: What Your Physical Traits Really Say About You!”

"Unlocking the Secrets of Your Genes: What Your Physical Traits Really Say About You!"
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Extroverts And Introverts Have Different Postures

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A diagram demonstrates healthy posture (left) and poor posture (right) while sitting in a desk.

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Your posture could tell others whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert. In 2015, researchers examined 100 peoples’ postures and how it related to their personality. They found that extroverts tend to stand up straight with their upper backs arched backward. Introverts tend to have a “flat back posture” or slightly hunched posture.

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The researchers believed that peoples’ postures change around others. Since extroverts feel confident around people, they tend to stand up straight. Meanwhile, those who are timid around others tend to withdraw subconsciously.

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Almond-Shaped Eyes Display Passion

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A close-up shows a man's almond-shaped eyes.

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During the Chinese study about eye shape and personality, almond-shaped eyes factored into the results. According to the researchers, participants viewed those with almond-shaped eyes as passionate. People with these eyes are seen as both enthusiastic and grounded.

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Oddly, this interpretation conflicts with traditional Chinese face reading. According to folklore, almond-shaped eyes indicate an aura of mystery, charm, and possibly secrecy. It goes to show that our perception of physical traits can vary by culture and generation.

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Downward-Sloping Eyes Display Pessimism

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A woman with slanted eyes sits on the grass.

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During the 2017 Chinese study, researchers found that people with downward-sloping eyes were viewed as pessimists. Participants responding to 3D facial recreations may have interpreted these types of eyes as looking downward, which is a universal symbol of discomfort, sadness, or nervousness.

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