New research published in Psychological Science found that being angry at a false accusation can make the accused come off as untrustworthy, and therefore, guilty. However, their anger is usually a sign that they're innocent.
The study noted that we pay attention to other's emotions to understand social situations. It's particularly true when deciding whether we should trust someone.
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