Perceptions of others' political affiliation are moderated by individual perceivers' own political attitudes.

In addition, the extent to which targets were perceived as looking Republican (based on the categorizations made in Study 1a) was positively associated with how dominant [ r (58) = .40, p = .002] and facially mature [ r (58) = .31, p = .02] the targets were rated, and was negatively associated with how trustworthy [ r (58) = −.25, p = .05] and likeable [ r (58) = −.23, p = .08] they were rated, though the latter correlations were only marginally significant.

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