Is facial structure an honest cue to real-world dominance and fighting ability in men? A pre-registered direct replication of Třebický et al. (2013)

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RT @DegenRolf: Men with angular, masculine facial features do not achieve greater martial arts success. https://t.co/xJichOPJ9L https://t.c…

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Over a decade ago we published an article, my very first article https://t.co/NJjPGwfl2z. Recently, a replication was published https://t.co/GB1QIMEguA for which we wrote a commentary that got accepted in @EvolHumBehav! You can see it here https://t.co/…

'often .. more successful fighters were perceived as less successful and less aggressive.' (My next retweet- Rod Serling was a Golden Gloves boxer.)

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