It’s a broad generalization.
Researchers have found that men with wider faces are viewed as more capable parents than their pinheaded counterparts, per a study in Evolutionary Psychological Science.
“Perceivers may be inferring a certain configuration of formidability that is based on specific figure,” lead author Mitch Brown, a teaching assistant professor in the Department of Psychological Science at the University of Arkansas, told PsyPost.
His team’s research built upon previous studies that demonstrated that wider male faces were associated with physical strength and suitability for parental protector roles.
Brown said that the next logical…
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