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Why We Don't Like Ourselves in the Photo: Scientists Explain How the Inverted Face Effect Works

Why the face in the mirror seems more attractive, and in the photo - alien, psychologists and neuroscientists explain. We understand how mirroring, camera, light and angle change our perception. ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1).

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