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Trust is the foundation of every area of life. Without it, it is difficult tobuild lasting relationships. Unfortunately, in recent years, trust has beenseverely damaged by the spread of fake news and disinformation, which hasbecome a serious social problem. In addition to trust, the factor influencinginterpersonal relationships is perceived attractiveness, which is currentlycreated to a large extent by digital media. Understanding the principles ofjudging others can be helpful in fighting prejudice and rebuilding trust insociety. One way to learn about people's choices is to record their brainactivity as they make choices. The article presents an experiment in which thefaces of different people were presented, and the participants' task was toassess how much they can trust a given person and how attractive they are.During the study, the EEG signal was recorded, which was used to build modelsof logistic regression classifiers. In addition, the most active areas of thebrain that participate in the assessment of trust and attractiveness of theface were indicated.

How are the people in the photos judged? Analysis of brain activity when assessing levels of trust and attractiveness