Evolution of Trustworthiness Displays in England across Time (IMAGE)

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Evolution of Trustworthiness Displays in England across Time

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Left: examples of faces detected in portraits from the National Portrait Gallery and estimated as lowly trustworthy (top; Thomas Cranmer by Gerlach Flicke, 1545-1546, NPG 535 All rights reserved © National Portrait Gallery, London) and highly trustworthy (bottom; Sir Matthew Wood by Arthur William Devis, 1815-1816, NPG 1481 All rights reserved © National Portrait Gallery). Right: Evolution of displays of trustworthiness in the National Portrait Gallery (modeled trustworthiness value adjusted for dominance) and GDP per capita in England.

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© National Portrait Gallery & Lou Safra et al., Nature Communications 2020

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