News Finding: Recent @username paper with @username 
  now available online! Head tilt is an action unit imposter -- a downwards head tilt increases perceptions of dominance by mimicking the appearance cues associated with corrugator (AU4) activation. 
  
  
Paper Finding: Finally, the indirect effect of head tilt on perceptions of dominance via eyebrow V-shape was significant, b =.16, p < .01, 95% CI [.11 to .22].
News Context: Recent @username paper with @username 
  now available online! Head tilt is an action unit imposter -- a downwards head tilt increases perceptions of dominance by mimicking the appearance cues associated with corrugator (AU4) activation. 
  
  
Paper Context: The direct effect of head tilt on perceptions of dominance while controlling for eyebrow V-shape was significant but partially attenuated, b = .17, t = 3.26, p < .001, 95% CI: [.07 to .27]. Finally, the indirect effect of head tilt on perceptions of dominance via eyebrow V-shape was significant, b =.16, p < .01, 95% CI [.11 to .22]. Follow-up models outlining the a and b pathways while estimating additional random slopes and covariates, or using different analyses (e.g., repeated measures ANOVA), did not change the statistical significance or the direction of other pathways in the model (see Table 1 and SOM-U).