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A new study has found that people change their appearance according to their name. For the study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, researchers asked 9- to 10-year-old children and adults to match faces with names. In this study, it was revealed that both the groups were mostly successful in associating the names of adults with their faces, which was a better result. But when it came to matching the faces with the names of the children, both the groups were unable to do so. His accuracy in this was very low.
Based on this study and many related studies, Israeli Reichman University expert and study author Yonat said that with this we have tried to demonstrate that the existence of a social construct or structure can influence a person’s face and behavior along with his name. Have the ability. Social structure is so strong that it can affect a person’s appearance. These findings may indicate the extent to which other individual factors, such as gender or ethnicity, which are even more important than names, can shape people’s bodies and appearance growing up.
The study authors said that previous research has found evidence that the appearance of a person’s face gives clues to his or her given name. However, it was unclear whether this was because people were given names as infants to match their innate facial features or whether their appearance developed over time to correspond to their birth names.
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Now a new study has conducted a new experiment of this nature using human participants. In one experiment, children aged 8 to 12 and adults over the age of 18 were asked to match the faces and names of children and adults in a multiple-choice test. The result was that both young and old participants were equally good at matching adult faces with their respective names. However, they could not do the same for photographs of children aged 9 to 10 years.
