Do friends have the same personality?

Friends share personality trait. A study that looked at behavioural data from social media, published in the journal Psychological Science, found that people are more like their friends than research previously thought.

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Why do I look like my friends?

The answer is: both. It is a well-known finding that we choose friends who are similar to us in background and attitudes, a psychological phenomenon known as homophily. But recent research has found that the faces of group members are more similar than non-group members. How do you get in someone's head?

Then, how can we read others mind through eyes?

Baselining the Eyes Watch their blink rate. If they start to blink fast or delay their blinking, this could signal interest or concern. Baseline their eyebrow movements. Are they eyebrow-expressive? Watch their eye direction. A person may have a favorite side-left, right, up, or down-when they are thinking of something. How do you read minds tricks? Mind-Reading Number Trick Square it. Add the result to your original number. Divide by your original number. Add, oh, how about 17. Subtract your original number. Divide by 6.

How can I read someone's mind by looking at their face?

Stare into their eyes. When reading a face, you'll want to start with the eyes, the most suggestive of all facial features. You'll learn a great deal about a person's mood by paying close attention to their eyes. The pupils dilate during moments of stimulation, or in low lighting.