# Introduction Welcome to the companion website of the Psychological Science paper: "Facial Width-to-Height Ratio Does Not Predict Self-Reported Behavioral Tendencies." Below you will find datasets and code used in this work. # Article & Citation The pre-print is available in the Files section below. The article can be accessed [here][1]. Citation: - Kosinski, M. (2017). Facial Width-to-Height Ratio Does Not Predict Self-Reported Behavioral Tendencies. Psychological Science, 28(11), 1675–1682. https://doi.org/10.1177/0956797617716929 # Datasets The following datasets can be found in the *files* section. 1. manual_fwhr.zip: width and height estimates of three Research Assistants. (Only the first two were used in the paper, the third set of estimates was added after the publication.) 2. faceplusplus.zip: Face++ landmarks and Face++ descriptors for facial images. Can be used to compute fWHR and contains information on head orientation. See www.faceplusplus.com for more details. 3. traits.zip: Participants' psycho-demographic profiles # Methods [This file][2] contains examples of the R code used in the analysis. # Notes - "userid", a unique participant identifier, is compatibile with the userid used by [myPersonality.org][3] - the source of the data used here. Visit their website to obtain access to many additional variables. - For many participants more than one facial images are available. "rip" variable contains the date when a given facial image was recorded. - landmarks' locations are reported in pixels - Due to privacy concerns, facial images used in this study are available only to academic scholars (i.e., PhD students, post-docs, or full-time faculty members). Please email michal@michalkosinski.com to get access to this data. Good luck with your research! Michal Kosinski [1]: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/0956797617716929 [2]: https://osf.io/vq49b/wiki/Useful%20R%20code/ [3]: http://www.mypersonality.org