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If you can distinguish between “gay” and “straight” faces within a fraction of a second, your “gaydar” is working. American research has found that most people have an automatic “gaydar” that allows them to evaluate sexual orientation in less than a blink of an eye. It is more accurate when directed at women. Participants in the research were 65% accurate when guessing the sexual orientation of women, but only 57% correct when it came to men. The research, which involved 129 college students, was published in the online journal Public Library of Science ONE.
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