Our strongest personality traits can be deduced simply from our facial features, scientists believe銆�

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Research shows those with higher IQs are usually good-looking, while those with wider faces are usually perceived as being more powerful and successful銆�

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There is even evidence that sexual deviancy can be picked up from facial features, with paedophiles more likely to have minor facial flaws銆�

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The new evidence means the judgments we make when we meet strangers - which is usually concluded in less than a tenth of a second - are often accurate銆�

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Mark Fetscherin, professor of international business at Rollins College, Florida, has recently found a link between company profits and the shape of its chief executive's face銆�

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In his new book, CEO Branding, Mr Fetscherin describes how the executive tended to have wider faces than the average male銆�

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A wider face means that the person is viewed as dominant and successful, Mr Fetscherin said. He also found a positive link between that shape face and the profits of the company銆�

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He told The Sunday Times: 'Facial width-to-height ratio correlates with real world measures of aggressive and ambitious behavior and is associated with a psychological sense of power.'

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British researchers found a similar result when they analysed the results of FTSE chief executives銆�

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Jamie Ward, professor of psychology and his co-author Shuaa Alrajih, suggested the underlying factor was high levels of testosterone, which is linked to aggression and the pursuit of dominance. Testosterone can also influence bone and muscle structure銆�

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A typical example might be advertising agency boss Martin Sorrell, who runs WPP, and sportsmen such as Vinnie Jones銆�

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Elsewhere, scientists also believe people can decipher negative attributes from a person's face. At Cornell University, scientists showed subjects mugshots of those who were guilty and innocent and found the majority could tell them apart銆�

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Researchers have also found that those with a high IQ tend to be better looking銆�

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An example is Kate Beckinsale, who won poetry awards as a teenager, then studied Russian literature and English at Oxford銆�

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