PRESIDENT BUSH: The president
appears average on all features, seeming
neither babyish nor mature on all counts.
However, this could be less potent than
the juxtaposition of babyish and mature
features, instead conveying blandness.
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CAROL MOSELEY BRAUN:
Braun’s round face makes her baby
faced, but this is offset somewhat by her
relatively small eyes. The overall combination
would create a fi rst impression of
moderate to high warmth and honesty
and moderate to low strength, shrewdness,
and dominance. |
JOHN KERRY: An almost totally
mature face that conveys coldness,
shrewdness and low honesty, Zebrowitz
said. Any strength conveyed by his face
is offset by his sad eyes.
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RICHARD GEPHARDT: His small
nose and blondness are babyish, without
any maturity to balance it. Might cast
doubt on shrewdness or toughness. |
JOSEPH LIEBERMAN: He has an
old baby face, coming across as warm,
honest and naive, without seeming
strong.
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HOWARD DEAN: A good babymature
combination: angular jaw and
thick eybrows, but large baby eyes. Imparts
warmth and moderate strength. |
WESLEY CLARK: Another politically
potent mix, with a mature jutting
jaw offset by large eyes.
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JOHN EDWARDS: The true baby
face in the race, which says warmth and
honesty but low shrewdness. |
AL SHARPTON: His relatively round
face and big eyes give him a baby faced
appearance, which conveys an impression
of warmth and honesty as well as
naivete, weakness, and low dominance.
However, his mustache may offset the
baby facedness somewhat.
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DENNIS KUCINICH: His face appears
pretty average on the baby face/
mature face continuum in terms of structural
features. This would create a fi rst
impression of moderate to high strength,
dominance, and shrewdness and moderate
to low warmth and honesty. |
