When it comes to a woman's choice of a life-partner, a man's face may mean a lot, a new study finds.
Many women regard men with masculine facial features -- such as a square jaw, larger nose and smaller eyes -- as unsuitable long-term partners, because they're more likely to be domineering, unfaithful, unaffectionate and poor parents, U.K. researchers have found.
On the other hand, women believe that men with finer facial features -- fuller lips, wide eyes and thinner, more curved eyebrows -- to be more committed, less likely to cheat, and to make better parents, said the study by psychologists at Durham and St. Andrews Universities.
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There's more on first impressions at the American Psychological Association.
| Tags: Anxiety, Relationships, Women's Health |
Labels: Anxiety, Men's Health, Relationships, Women's Health
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