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People make judgments of others based on appearance, and these inferences can affect social interactions. Although the importance of facial appearance in these judgments is well established, the impact of the body morphology remains unclear. Specifically, it is unknown whether experimentally varied body morphology has an impact on perception of threat in others. In two preregistered experiments (N = 25, participants made judgments of perceived threat of body stimuli of varying morphology, both in the absence (Experiment 1) and presen
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