relações entre proeminência facial nas fotos do orkut e o perfil dos usuários
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Abstract
This research aimed to verify the relation between facial prominence index (FPI) and the profile of 600 users of Orkut. The results demonstrated that in all evaluated segments the average of male facial prominence was higher than the female; women increase the prominence while men decrease it as they become older and university graduates women have presented higher prominence than high school graduates. Significant differences were also found in the categories of humor when comparing the FPI between the genders and between persons of the same gender. In summary, the results indicate that the determinant factors for the facial prominence presented at Orkut are probably related to both biological and cultural aspects.
Keywords: facial perception; nonverbal communication; internet; sex differences.
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| Authors | ;Viviane Vedovato Pereira da Silva;Sandro Caramaschi;Maria Márcia Pereira Sartori |
| Journal | acta crystallographica section e: crystallographic communications |
| Year | 2011 |
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10.5380/psi.v15i2.17266
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