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DATE: July 13, 2026 at 12:00PM
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-------------------------------------------------TITLE: The evolutionary reasons behind who we choose as friends
URL: https://www.psypost.org/the-evolutionary-reasons-behind-who-we-choose-as-friends/
People may choose same-sex friends partly based on traits that would have made someone a valuable cooperative partner in ancestral environments, according to research published in Evolution Human Behavior.
Friendship is often explained through present-day usefulness. According to this view, people are drawn to potential friends who help them pursue current goals, whether by offering kindness, intelligence, support, shared interests, or practical benefits. But this explanation leaves open whether people’s friend preferences are shaped only by what is useful now, or whether some preferences reflect older social pressures from environments in which choosing the right cooperative partners mattered for survival and reproduction.
Adar B. Eisenbruch and colleagues examined the possibility that same-sex friendship preferences partly reflect evolved cooperative partner choice. Because ancestral humans depended on long-term cooperation for tasks such as foraging, childcare, social support, and conflict management, people may have come to value friends who seemed able and willing to create and share benefits. From this perspective, traits such as prosociality, social status, physical attractiveness, and perceived survival-related skill may be appealing not only because they are useful for people’s current goals, but also because they historically signaled a valuable cooperative partner.
In Study 1, the researchers recruited 156 students from a public university in the United States for a lab-based interaction study. Participants were paired with an unfamiliar same-sex partner and completed a structured 30-minute face-to-face conversation. Afterward, they privately rated how desirable their partner was as a potential friend and evaluated the partner on traits thought to matter for friendship, including ancestral productivity, prosociality, dominance, social status, attractiveness to the other sex, nurturance, and academic success.
The researchers also separately measured participants’ physical strength using bicep circumference, grip strength, and chest strength. As a behavioral indicator of friendship interest, participants could choose whether to share their email address with their partner, but contact information was exchanged only if both members of the pair agreed.
In Study 2, 444 U.S. participants recruited through Amazon Mechanical Turk first described their most important current goal. They then rated photographs of unfamiliar same-sex faces based on how much they would want to be friends with each person. Afterward, they judged how helpful or harmful different traits in a new friend would be for achieving their stated goal.
A separate group of raters evaluated the same faces on traits such as Big Five personality characteristics, attractiveness, intelligence, trustworthiness, aggressiveness, competence, and ancestral productivity. This allowed the researchers to compare whether the traits that made faces seem desirable as friends were simply the same traits participants saw as useful for their current goals.
In Study 1, participants were more interested in friendship with partners who appeared higher in ancestral productivity, prosociality, dominance, social status, attractiveness, and nurturance. When the researchers considered the traits together, attractiveness, prosociality, and dominance emerged as the strongest unique predictors of friend desirability. Men were also more likely than women to offer their contact information, even though they did not rate their partners as more desirable overall.
Study 2 showed that friend preferences were not fully explained by current goal pursuit. In particular, attractiveness and ancestral productivity predicted friend desirability more strongly than would be expected based on how relevant those traits were to participants’ goals. This suggests that people’s same-sex friend preferences may be shaped not only by present-day usefulness, but also by preferences for traits that historically signaled a valuable cooperative partner.
The authors note that Study 1 was limited by its sample size, especially for testing sex differences, and that Study 2 cannot fully rule out the possibility that friend preferences are shaped by multiple or less consciously accessible current goals.
Together, the findings suggest that friendship choices may be shaped not only by who is useful to us now, but also by evolved preferences for people who seem like valuable, cooperative partners.
The research, “What do people want in a friend? Cues of ancestral cooperative partner value predict same-sex friend preferences,” was authored by Adar B. Eisenbruch, Rachel L. Grillot, and James R. Roney.
URL: https://www.psypost.org/the-evolutionary-reasons-behind-who-we-choose-as-friends/
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DATE: July 13, 2026 at 12:00PM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG** Research quality varies widely from fantastic to small exploratory studies. Please check research methods when conclusions are very important to you. **
-------------------------------------------------TITLE: The evolutionary reasons behind who we choose as friends
URL: https://www.psypost.org/the-evolutionary-reasons-behind-who-we-choose-as-friends/
People may choose same-sex friends partly based on traits that would have made someone a valuable cooperative partner in ancestral environments, according to research published in Evolution Human Behavior.
Friendship is often explained through present-day usefulness. According to this view, people are drawn to potential friends who help them pursue current goals, whether by offering kindness, intelligence, support, shared interests, or practical benefits. But this explanation leaves open whether people’s friend preferences are shaped only by what is useful now, or whether some preferences reflect older social pressures from environments in which choosing the right cooperative partners mattered for survival and reproduction.
Adar B. Eisenbruch and colleagues examined the possibility that same-sex friendship preferences partly reflect evolved cooperative partner choice. Because ancestral humans depended on long-term cooperation for tasks such as foraging, childcare, social support, and conflict management, people may have come to value friends who seemed able and willing to create and share benefits. From this perspective, traits such as prosociality, social status, physical attractiveness, and perceived survival-related skill may be appealing not only because they are useful for people’s current goals, but also because they historically signaled a valuable cooperative partner.
In Study 1, the researchers recruited 156 students from a public university in the United States for a lab-based interaction study. Participants were paired with an unfamiliar same-sex partner and completed a structured 30-minute face-to-face conversation. Afterward, they privately rated how desirable their partner was as a potential friend and evaluated the partner on traits thought to matter for friendship, including ancestral productivity, prosociality, dominance, social status, attractiveness to the other sex, nurturance, and academic success.
The researchers also separately measured participants’ physical strength using bicep circumference, grip strength, and chest strength. As a behavioral indicator of friendship interest, participants could choose whether to share their email address with their partner, but contact information was exchanged only if both members of the pair agreed.
In Study 2, 444 U.S. participants recruited through Amazon Mechanical Turk first described their most important current goal. They then rated photographs of unfamiliar same-sex faces based on how much they would want to be friends with each person. Afterward, they judged how helpful or harmful different traits in a new friend would be for achieving their stated goal.
A separate group of raters evaluated the same faces on traits such as Big Five personality characteristics, attractiveness, intelligence, trustworthiness, aggressiveness, competence, and ancestral productivity. This allowed the researchers to compare whether the traits that made faces seem desirable as friends were simply the same traits participants saw as useful for their current goals.
In Study 1, participants were more interested in friendship with partners who appeared higher in ancestral productivity, prosociality, dominance, social status, attractiveness, and nurturance. When the researchers considered the traits together, attractiveness, prosociality, and dominance emerged as the strongest unique predictors of friend desirability. Men were also more likely than women to offer their contact information, even though they did not rate their partners as more desirable overall.
Study 2 showed that friend preferences were not fully explained by current goal pursuit. In particular, attractiveness and ancestral productivity predicted friend desirability more strongly than would be expected based on how relevant those traits were to participants’ goals. This suggests that people’s same-sex friend preferences may be shaped not only by present-day usefulness, but also by preferences for traits that historically signaled a valuable cooperative partner.
The authors note that Study 1 was limited by its sample size, especially for testing sex differences, and that Study 2 cannot fully rule out the possibility that friend preferences are shaped by multiple or less consciously accessible current goals.
Together, the findings suggest that friendship choices may be shaped not only by who is useful to us now, but also by evolved preferences for people who seem like valuable, cooperative partners.
The research, “What do people want in a friend? Cues of ancestral cooperative partner value predict same-sex friend preferences,” was authored by Adar B. Eisenbruch, Rachel L. Grillot, and James R. Roney.
URL: https://www.psypost.org/the-evolutionary-reasons-behind-who-we-choose-as-friends/
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DATE: June 26, 2026 at 08:00AM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG** Research quality varies widely from fantastic to small exploratory studies. Please check research methods when conclusions are very important to you. **
-------------------------------------------------TITLE: Why opposites don’t attract: A global study reveals the true rules of romantic compatibility
A new study published in the Journal of Research in Personality suggests that feeling satisfied in a romantic relationship depends heavily on specific combinations of how you view yourself and how you view your partner. Rather than a simple rule of opposites attracting or birds of a feather flocking together, the research indicates that matching political views tend to benefit couples, while perceiving a partner as kinder than oneself produces the highest relationship quality. These patterns provide evidence that romantic success relies on different psychological rules depending on the specific characteristics being evaluated and the cultural background of the couple.
Marta Kowal, a researcher at the Institute of Psychology at the University of Wrocław in Poland, designed this research to address a persistent puzzle in relationship science. Past studies have produced mixed results regarding whether romantic partners need to be similar to be happy.
“The saying goes that opposites attract. However, scientific evidence largely suggests otherwise, people who are more similar tend to have more satisfying relationships,” Kowal said. “At the same time, some studies have reported the opposite pattern.”
Kowal noticed that previous studies heavily relied on people from Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic societies, often referred to as WEIRD populations. This lack of diversity left a gap in understanding how universal these romantic preferences might be.
“Moreover, much of what we know comes from WEIRD samples,” Kowal explained. “Therefore, utilizing a large dataset of 41,606 individuals from 74 countries provided a great opportunity to examine when similarity matters, when partner idealization matters, whether these associations depend on the specific trait being considered, and, finally, whether these patterns are consistent across cultures.”
To explore these dynamics, the researchers analyzed data from tens of thousands of individuals currently in romantic relationships. These participants completed online surveys translated into their local languages, answering questions about their relationship status and the length of their partnership.
The survey asked people to rate themselves and their romantic partners on nine specific traits. These traits included health, kindness, physical attractiveness, religiousness, resources, social class, education, political orientation, and age. The participants used simple numbered scales, such as an eleven-point scale for health and attractiveness, to evaluate both themselves and their significant others.
To measure relationship quality, the study used established psychological questionnaires. Participants completed a short version of the Triangular Love Scale, which breaks love down into intimacy, passion, and commitment. They also filled out a relationship satisfaction scale to report how happy they were with their partnership overall.
Kowal used a specialized statistical technique to compare the self-ratings and partner-ratings simultaneously. This mathematical approach allowed the researchers to see what happens when partners are perfectly matched compared to when one person is rated higher than the other.
The data showed that kindness and physical attractiveness were the strongest predictors of a high-quality relationship. For these socially desirable traits, a concept known as partner idealization emerged as highly important.
“The effect sizes varied considerably across traits,” Kowal told PsyPost. “Kindness was the strongest predictor: participants’ self-ratings and their ratings of their partners’ kindness together accounted for approximately 21% of the variance in relationship satisfaction, which is quite substantial for a single trait assessed with a single item.”
Participants reported the highest levels of love and satisfaction when they believed their partner was kinder and more attractive than they were. “Physical attractiveness was similarly strong,” Kowal added, while noting that value-based and demographic traits showed more modest effects overall.
“Perhaps the most intuitive takeaway is that for qualities that are universally valued (like kindness and physical attractiveness), what seems to matter most is not that you and your partner are evenly matched, but that you perceive your partner as very kind and attractive, ideally even more so than yourself,” Kowal explained.
Additionally, these positive traits showed an additive effect, meaning that relationship quality was highest when individuals rated both themselves and their partner very highly. This means that a baseline of high mutual kindness forms a strong foundation for romance.
“Importantly, this partner idealization effect goes hand in hand with a strong ‘more is better’ pattern, relationship quality is highest when both partners are perceived as high on these traits,” Kowal said.
The pattern looked completely different for value-based traits like political orientation. For political beliefs, strict similarity was the strongest predictor of a happy relationship.
“For values-based traits, however (particularly political orientation), similarity does matter in a more symmetrical way: the further apart people perceive themselves and their partners to be, the lower their relationship quality tends to be, regardless of which direction the gap falls in,” Kowal said.
Discrepancies in political views predicted lower relationship quality regardless of which partner leaned further to the left or the right. “So ‘opposites attract’ appears to be mostly a myth, but the reasons why depend a great deal on what dimension we are talking about,” Kowal noted.
The researchers expected to find significant differences between how men and women evaluate partner traits, but the results showed largely consistent patterns across genders. Past evolutionary theories often suggested that men and women prioritize very different qualities in a mate, making these results quite notable.
“I was actually quite surprised by small gender differences,” Kowal said. “Given the long-standing debates in evolutionary psychology about sex differences in mate preferences, I expected to find more pronounced asymmetries.”
Kowal expected that a man’s relationship quality would be more strongly related to a partner’s physical attractiveness than a woman’s. While some minor differences emerged, they were not the defining feature of the data.
“While there were a few domain-specific gender differences (e.g., men reported higher passion when partnered with younger partners, and higher relationship satisfaction when they perceived themselves as more right-wing than their partners), these were the exception rather than the rule,” Kowal said. “In general, men and women were rather in agreement.”
Culture, on the other hand, played a major role in shaping what people value in a partner. Kowal categorized countries based on several cultural indicators, including human development, gender equality, individualism, and relational mobility. Relational mobility refers to how much freedom individuals have in a society to choose or leave their romantic partners.
“Another important finding was the presence of cross-cultural differences,” Kowal noted. “Specifically, the pattern of associations across the three trait domains varied across the 74 countries. Cultural characteristics (including the Human Development Index (HDI), individualism, gender equality, and relational mobility) moderated many of the observed associations.”
In highly modernized countries with high relational mobility and individualism, socially desirable traits like kindness and attractiveness had the strongest impact on relationship happiness. In less modernized countries, the rules shifted toward status and demographic traits, meaning that matching on social class and educational background was a stronger predictor of relationship stability.
While the study features an impressive global sample, the reliance on self-reported data means the results capture subjective perceptions rather than objective reality. Because the data only includes one partner’s perspective, it measures perceived similarity rather than actual similarity.
“The most important limitation is that this study relies on individual-level, self-reported perceptions rather than dyadic data from both partners,” Kowal explained. “This means that what we are capturing is perceived similarity and perceived partner traits, not actual similarity or objectively assessed traits.”
A person deeply in love might view their partner through rose-colored glasses, rating them higher simply because they feel happy. This psychological habit makes it tricky to determine the exact cause and effect.
“That is not necessarily a weakness (perceived similarity often predicts relationship quality better than actual similarity does), but it does mean we cannot rule out that relationship quality itself is partly driving the pattern,” Kowal said. “People who are in love tend to perceive their partners more favorably, which could inflate the observed partner-idealization effects.”
Future research should involve surveying both members of a couple over a longer period of time. This step would help determine if actual similarity matters as much as perceived similarity. Tracking couples over the years would also help explain how these perceptions change as relationships grow older and face new challenges.
The study, “Partner idealization and perceived partner similarity predict relationship quality across 74 countries,” was authored by Marta Kowal.
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DATE: June 26, 2026 at 08:00AM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG** Research quality varies widely from fantastic to small exploratory studies. Please check research methods when conclusions are very important to you. **
-------------------------------------------------TITLE: Why opposites don’t attract: A global study reveals the true rules of romantic compatibility
A new study published in the Journal of Research in Personality suggests that feeling satisfied in a romantic relationship depends heavily on specific combinations of how you view yourself and how you view your partner. Rather than a simple rule of opposites attracting or birds of a feather flocking together, the research indicates that matching political views tend to benefit couples, while perceiving a partner as kinder than oneself produces the highest relationship quality. These patterns provide evidence that romantic success relies on different psychological rules depending on the specific characteristics being evaluated and the cultural background of the couple.
Marta Kowal, a researcher at the Institute of Psychology at the University of Wrocław in Poland, designed this research to address a persistent puzzle in relationship science. Past studies have produced mixed results regarding whether romantic partners need to be similar to be happy.
“The saying goes that opposites attract. However, scientific evidence largely suggests otherwise, people who are more similar tend to have more satisfying relationships,” Kowal said. “At the same time, some studies have reported the opposite pattern.”
Kowal noticed that previous studies heavily relied on people from Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, and Democratic societies, often referred to as WEIRD populations. This lack of diversity left a gap in understanding how universal these romantic preferences might be.
“Moreover, much of what we know comes from WEIRD samples,” Kowal explained. “Therefore, utilizing a large dataset of 41,606 individuals from 74 countries provided a great opportunity to examine when similarity matters, when partner idealization matters, whether these associations depend on the specific trait being considered, and, finally, whether these patterns are consistent across cultures.”
To explore these dynamics, the researchers analyzed data from tens of thousands of individuals currently in romantic relationships. These participants completed online surveys translated into their local languages, answering questions about their relationship status and the length of their partnership.
The survey asked people to rate themselves and their romantic partners on nine specific traits. These traits included health, kindness, physical attractiveness, religiousness, resources, social class, education, political orientation, and age. The participants used simple numbered scales, such as an eleven-point scale for health and attractiveness, to evaluate both themselves and their significant others.
To measure relationship quality, the study used established psychological questionnaires. Participants completed a short version of the Triangular Love Scale, which breaks love down into intimacy, passion, and commitment. They also filled out a relationship satisfaction scale to report how happy they were with their partnership overall.
Kowal used a specialized statistical technique to compare the self-ratings and partner-ratings simultaneously. This mathematical approach allowed the researchers to see what happens when partners are perfectly matched compared to when one person is rated higher than the other.
The data showed that kindness and physical attractiveness were the strongest predictors of a high-quality relationship. For these socially desirable traits, a concept known as partner idealization emerged as highly important.
“The effect sizes varied considerably across traits,” Kowal told PsyPost. “Kindness was the strongest predictor: participants’ self-ratings and their ratings of their partners’ kindness together accounted for approximately 21% of the variance in relationship satisfaction, which is quite substantial for a single trait assessed with a single item.”
Participants reported the highest levels of love and satisfaction when they believed their partner was kinder and more attractive than they were. “Physical attractiveness was similarly strong,” Kowal added, while noting that value-based and demographic traits showed more modest effects overall.
“Perhaps the most intuitive takeaway is that for qualities that are universally valued (like kindness and physical attractiveness), what seems to matter most is not that you and your partner are evenly matched, but that you perceive your partner as very kind and attractive, ideally even more so than yourself,” Kowal explained.
Additionally, these positive traits showed an additive effect, meaning that relationship quality was highest when individuals rated both themselves and their partner very highly. This means that a baseline of high mutual kindness forms a strong foundation for romance.
“Importantly, this partner idealization effect goes hand in hand with a strong ‘more is better’ pattern, relationship quality is highest when both partners are perceived as high on these traits,” Kowal said.
The pattern looked completely different for value-based traits like political orientation. For political beliefs, strict similarity was the strongest predictor of a happy relationship.
“For values-based traits, however (particularly political orientation), similarity does matter in a more symmetrical way: the further apart people perceive themselves and their partners to be, the lower their relationship quality tends to be, regardless of which direction the gap falls in,” Kowal said.
Discrepancies in political views predicted lower relationship quality regardless of which partner leaned further to the left or the right. “So ‘opposites attract’ appears to be mostly a myth, but the reasons why depend a great deal on what dimension we are talking about,” Kowal noted.
The researchers expected to find significant differences between how men and women evaluate partner traits, but the results showed largely consistent patterns across genders. Past evolutionary theories often suggested that men and women prioritize very different qualities in a mate, making these results quite notable.
“I was actually quite surprised by small gender differences,” Kowal said. “Given the long-standing debates in evolutionary psychology about sex differences in mate preferences, I expected to find more pronounced asymmetries.”
Kowal expected that a man’s relationship quality would be more strongly related to a partner’s physical attractiveness than a woman’s. While some minor differences emerged, they were not the defining feature of the data.
“While there were a few domain-specific gender differences (e.g., men reported higher passion when partnered with younger partners, and higher relationship satisfaction when they perceived themselves as more right-wing than their partners), these were the exception rather than the rule,” Kowal said. “In general, men and women were rather in agreement.”
Culture, on the other hand, played a major role in shaping what people value in a partner. Kowal categorized countries based on several cultural indicators, including human development, gender equality, individualism, and relational mobility. Relational mobility refers to how much freedom individuals have in a society to choose or leave their romantic partners.
“Another important finding was the presence of cross-cultural differences,” Kowal noted. “Specifically, the pattern of associations across the three trait domains varied across the 74 countries. Cultural characteristics (including the Human Development Index (HDI), individualism, gender equality, and relational mobility) moderated many of the observed associations.”
In highly modernized countries with high relational mobility and individualism, socially desirable traits like kindness and attractiveness had the strongest impact on relationship happiness. In less modernized countries, the rules shifted toward status and demographic traits, meaning that matching on social class and educational background was a stronger predictor of relationship stability.
While the study features an impressive global sample, the reliance on self-reported data means the results capture subjective perceptions rather than objective reality. Because the data only includes one partner’s perspective, it measures perceived similarity rather than actual similarity.
“The most important limitation is that this study relies on individual-level, self-reported perceptions rather than dyadic data from both partners,” Kowal explained. “This means that what we are capturing is perceived similarity and perceived partner traits, not actual similarity or objectively assessed traits.”
A person deeply in love might view their partner through rose-colored glasses, rating them higher simply because they feel happy. This psychological habit makes it tricky to determine the exact cause and effect.
“That is not necessarily a weakness (perceived similarity often predicts relationship quality better than actual similarity does), but it does mean we cannot rule out that relationship quality itself is partly driving the pattern,” Kowal said. “People who are in love tend to perceive their partners more favorably, which could inflate the observed partner-idealization effects.”
Future research should involve surveying both members of a couple over a longer period of time. This step would help determine if actual similarity matters as much as perceived similarity. Tracking couples over the years would also help explain how these perceptions change as relationships grow older and face new challenges.
The study, “Partner idealization and perceived partner similarity predict relationship quality across 74 countries,” was authored by Marta Kowal.
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#psychology #counseling #socialwork #psychotherapy @psychotherapist @psychotherapists @psychology @socialpsych @socialwork @psychiatry #mentalhealth #psychiatry #healthcare #depression #psychotherapist #romanticcompatibility #partneridealization #relationshipquality #kindnessmatters #attractiveness #similarityvsdissimilarity #politicalorientation #crossculturalpsychology #WEIRDdebunked #globalstudy
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GLOBAL BEAUTY STANDARDS SHIFTING? STUDY SUGGESTS FEMININE FACES PREDOMINATE
New global study shows people worldwide rate women's faces as more attractive than men's. Find out what this means for beauty standards.
#BeautyStandards, #GlobalStudy, #Attractiveness, #GenderPerception, #WomensFaces
https://newsletter.tf/global-study-women-faces-more-attractive/
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A new global study found that people tend to rate women's faces as more attractive than men's. This is different from what some people thought before.
#BeautyStandards, #GlobalStudy, #Attractiveness, #GenderPerception, #WomensFaces
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I’m tired of all this nonsense about beauty being only skin-deep. That’s deep enough. What do you want, an adorable pancreas? Personally, I find that it’s work, work, work just trying to keep this top half inch in shape.
Jean Kerr (1922-2003) American author and playwright [b. Bridget Jean Collins]
Essay (1960-11), “Mirror, Mirror, on the Wall, I Don’t Want to Hear One Word Out of You,” Ladies' Home Journal, Vol. 77, No. 4More about this quote: wist.info/kerr-jean/83815/
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #jeankerr #attractiveness #beauty #shallowness #skin #superficiality
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A quotation from Hannah Arendt
For the propaganda of totalitarian movements which precede and accompany totalitarian regimes is invariably as frank as it is mendacious, and would-be totalitarian rulers usually start their careers by boasting of their past crimes and carefully outlining their future ones. The Nazis were “convinced that evil-doing in our time has a morbid force of attraction,” Bolshevik assurances inside and outside Russia that they do not recognize ordinary moral standards have become a mainstay of Communist propaganda, and experience has proven time and again that the propaganda value of evil deeds and general contempt for moral standards is independent of mere self-interest, supposedly the most powerful psychological factor in politics.
Hannah Arendt (1906-1975) German-American philosopher, political theorist
The Origins of Totalitarianism, Part 3, ch. 10 “A Classless Society,” sec. 1 (1951)More about this quote: wist.info/arendt-hannah/41493/
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #hannaharendt #amorality #attractiveness #boasting #bragging #brazenness #bullies #contempt #crime #evil #evildoers #immorality #moralstandards #morality #propaganda #seduction #seductiveness #shamelessness #totalitarianism
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> * When education is in-person, attractive students receive higher grades.
> * The effect is only present in courses with significant teacher–student interaction.
> * Grades of attractive females declined when teaching was conducted remotely.
> * For males, there was a beauty premium even after the switch to online teaching.Student beauty and grades under in-person and remote teaching
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016517652200283X
#Attractiveness #Beauty #Discrimination #remote #wfh #teaching #science
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> * When education is in-person, attractive students receive higher grades.
> * The effect is only present in courses with significant teacher–student interaction.
> * Grades of attractive females declined when teaching was conducted remotely.
> * For males, there was a beauty premium even after the switch to online teaching.Student beauty and grades under in-person and remote teaching
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016517652200283X
#Attractiveness #Beauty #Discrimination #remote #wfh #teaching #science
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A quotation from Christopher Marlowe
FAUSTUS: Was this the face that launch’d a thousand ships,
And burnt the topless towers of Ilium —
Sweet Helen, make me immortal with a kiss. —
[They kiss]
Her lips suck forth my soul: see, where it flies! —
Come, Helen, come, give me my soul again.
[They kiss again]
Here will I dwell, for heaven is in these lips,
And all is dross that is not Helena.Christopher "Kit" Marlowe (1564-1593) English dramatist and poet
The Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus, Act 5, sc. 1 (sc. 13), l. 1358ff (1594; 1604 “A” text)More about this quote: wist.info/marlowe-christopher/…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #christophermarlowe #kitmarlowe #faustus #helenoftroy #illiad #trojanwar #allure #attraction #attractiveness #beauty #breathtaking #enchantment #glamor #goddess #obsession #resplendency #vision #passion
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A quotation from Christopher Marlowe
FAUSTUS: Was this the face that launch’d a thousand ships,
And burnt the topless towers of Ilium —
Sweet Helen, make me immortal with a kiss. —
[They kiss]
Her lips suck forth my soul: see, where it flies! —
Come, Helen, come, give me my soul again.
[They kiss again]
Here will I dwell, for heaven is in these lips,
And all is dross that is not Helena.Christopher "Kit" Marlowe (1564-1593) English dramatist and poet
The Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus, Act 5, sc. 1 (sc. 13), l. 1358ff (1594; 1604 “A” text)More about this quote: wist.info/marlowe-christopher/…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #christophermarlowe #kitmarlowe #faustus #helenoftroy #illiad #trojanwar #allure #attraction #attractiveness #beauty #breathtaking #enchantment #glamor #goddess #obsession #resplendency #vision #passion
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A quotation from Christopher Marlowe
FAUSTUS: Was this the face that launch’d a thousand ships,
And burnt the topless towers of Ilium —
Sweet Helen, make me immortal with a kiss. —
[They kiss]
Her lips suck forth my soul: see, where it flies! —
Come, Helen, come, give me my soul again.
[They kiss again]
Here will I dwell, for heaven is in these lips,
And all is dross that is not Helena.Christopher "Kit" Marlowe (1564-1593) English dramatist and poet
The Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus, Act 5, sc. 1 (sc. 13), l. 1358ff (1594; 1604 “A” text)More about this quote: wist.info/marlowe-christopher/…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #christophermarlowe #kitmarlowe #faustus #helenoftroy #illiad #trojanwar #allure #attraction #attractiveness #beauty #breathtaking #enchantment #glamor #goddess #obsession #resplendency #vision #passion
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A quotation from Christopher Marlowe
FAUSTUS: Was this the face that launch’d a thousand ships,
And burnt the topless towers of Ilium —
Sweet Helen, make me immortal with a kiss. —
[They kiss]
Her lips suck forth my soul: see, where it flies! —
Come, Helen, come, give me my soul again.
[They kiss again]
Here will I dwell, for heaven is in these lips,
And all is dross that is not Helena.Christopher "Kit" Marlowe (1564-1593) English dramatist and poet
The Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus, Act 5, sc. 1 (sc. 13), l. 1358ff (1594; 1604 “A” text)More about this quote: wist.info/marlowe-christopher/…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #christophermarlowe #kitmarlowe #faustus #helenoftroy #illiad #trojanwar #allure #attraction #attractiveness #beauty #breathtaking #enchantment #glamor #goddess #obsession #resplendency #vision #passion
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People readily spot #gender and #race #bias but often overlook #discrimination based on #attractiveness
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People readily spot #gender and #race #bias but often overlook #discrimination based on #attractiveness
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The foods that make you smell more attractive
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20251031-the-foods-that-make-you-smell-more-attractive
#HackerNews #foods #smell #attractive #attractiveness #health #lifestyle #nutrition
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The foods that make you smell more attractive
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20251031-the-foods-that-make-you-smell-more-attractive
#HackerNews #foods #smell #attractive #attractiveness #health #lifestyle #nutrition
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A quotation from Ambrose Bierce
BAIT, n. A preparation that renders the hook more palatable. The best kind is beauty.
Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914?) American writer and journalist
“Bait,” The Cynic’s Word Book (1906)More info about this quote: wist.info/bierce-ambrose/41947…
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #ambrosebierce #devilsdictionary #attractiveness #attraction #bait #battleofthesexes #beauty #trap
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Billy Napier is … The Hottest Coach in College Football? – WRUF 98.1 FM | 850 AM https://www.rawchili.com/nfl/357516/ #Attractiveness #BillBelichick #BillyNapier #BrianKelly #CollegeFootball #DaboSweeney #DeonSanders #FloridaGators #FloridaGatorsFootball #Football #Handsome #JoshHeupe #KalenDeBoerat #LSUTigers #NCAAFootball #SecFootball #VegasInsider
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https://www.alojapan.com/1312112/osaka-overtakes-kyoto-to-claim-1-spot-as-worlds-most-attractive-tourism-city/ Osaka Overtakes Kyoto to Claim #1 Spot as World’s Most Attractive Tourism City #Attractiveness #Japan #JapaneseTourism #Kyoto #KyotoTopics #Osaka #PurdueUniversity #TourismCity #YanoljaResearch #京都 #京都府 Yanolja Research Announces ‘Global Tourism City Attractiveness Index’ SEOUL, South Korea, July 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Yanolja Research, a global research institute specializing in the travel and tourism industry, today announced the inau…
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Beauty without intelligence is like a hook without bait.
Molière (1622-1673) French playwright, actor [stage name for Jean-Baptiste Poquelin]
(Misattributed)Sourcing, notes: wist.info/moliere/77191/
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #attraction #attractiveness #bait #beauty #gracefulness #intelligence #temptation #wit
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Beauty without intelligence is like a hook without bait.
Molière (1622-1673) French playwright, actor [stage name for Jean-Baptiste Poquelin]
(Misattributed)Sourcing, notes: wist.info/moliere/77191/
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #attraction #attractiveness #bait #beauty #gracefulness #intelligence #temptation #wit
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Beauty without intelligence is like a hook without bait.
Molière (1622-1673) French playwright, actor [stage name for Jean-Baptiste Poquelin]
(Misattributed)Sourcing, notes: wist.info/moliere/77191/
#quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #attraction #attractiveness #bait #beauty #gracefulness #intelligence #temptation #wit
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OMG, an internet poll 🤯 is now the ultimate battleground for the cosmic struggle between dad bods and abs of steel! 💪 Apparently, men can't handle the truth about what women actually find attractive, because, surprise, it involves more than just bicep circumference. 😂
https://nataliaantonova.substack.com/p/this-internet-poll-is-breaking-mens #internetpoll #dadbods #absofsteel #attractiveness #maleinsecurities #humor #HackerNews #ngated -
OMG, an internet poll 🤯 is now the ultimate battleground for the cosmic struggle between dad bods and abs of steel! 💪 Apparently, men can't handle the truth about what women actually find attractive, because, surprise, it involves more than just bicep circumference. 😂
https://nataliaantonova.substack.com/p/this-internet-poll-is-breaking-mens #internetpoll #dadbods #absofsteel #attractiveness #maleinsecurities #humor #HackerNews #ngated -
Is the ‘bad boy’ appeal a myth? Study investigates Dark Triad attractiveness https://www.psypost.org/is-the-bad-boy-appeal-a-myth-study-investigates-dark-triad-attractiveness/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #DarkTriad #BadBoyMyth #Attractiveness #MateSelection #Narcissism
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While I seriously doubt that you are, it's alright to be an "ugly" nonbinary person.
Nonbinary people come in all shapes, sizes, and varieties just like cis people do.
You are deserving of respect no matter how attractive someone might think you are.
#appearance #attractiveness #NonBinaryPositivity #NonBinaryPride
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While I seriously doubt that you are, it's alright to be an "ugly" nonbinary person.
Nonbinary people come in all shapes, sizes, and varieties just like cis people do.
You are deserving of respect no matter how attractive someone might think you are.
#appearance #attractiveness #NonBinaryPositivity #NonBinaryPride
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How closely you orbit conventional beauty standards has nothing to do with being nonbinary.
You are a real and important nonbinary person just as you are.
#NonBinaryPositivity #NonBinaryPride #NonBinary #attractiveness #appearance
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How closely you orbit conventional beauty standards has nothing to do with being nonbinary.
You are a real and important nonbinary person just as you are.
#NonBinaryPositivity #NonBinaryPride #NonBinary #attractiveness #appearance
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Informative article that left me thinking about the price of celebrity, the sociology of physical appearance, and the ethics of irreversible cosmetic procedures.
Why does everyone have veneers now? | British GQ
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Discover how the Halo Effect influences our perceptions of attractiveness and impacts societal biases and privileges. Learn why good looks can lead to easier forgiveness, trust, and success. #HaloEffect #Attractiveness #SocietalBias #Psychology
https://teguhteja.id/halo-effect-society-bias-attractive-people/
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Discover how the Halo Effect influences our perceptions of attractiveness and impacts societal biases and privileges. Learn why good looks can lead to easier forgiveness, trust, and success. #HaloEffect #Attractiveness #SocietalBias #Psychology
https://teguhteja.id/halo-effect-society-bias-attractive-people/
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A study of "beauty bias" in scientific careers presented at #ICSSI made me uneasy. Scraping faces from Google Scholar, business school websites, and job applicants and using machine learning to rate attractiveness without their consent seems disrespectful, esp. as the names of the "beautiful" institutions (which correlates with school ranking) are released. A small business school might not appreciate being labelled as ugly! 🧵
#ScienceofScience #Attractiveness #CareerProgression #ScienceCareers -
A study of "beauty bias" in scientific careers presented at #ICSSI made me uneasy. Scraping faces from Google Scholar, business school websites, and job applicants and using machine learning to rate attractiveness without their consent seems disrespectful, esp. as the names of the "beautiful" institutions (which correlates with school ranking) are released. A small business school might not appreciate being labelled as ugly! 🧵
#ScienceofScience #Attractiveness #CareerProgression #ScienceCareers -
Study finds consuming refined carbs might be linked to perceived facial #attractiveness
Statistical analysis showed that consuming the high-glycemic breakfast was associated with lower subsequent #facialattractiveness ratings for both men and women. Chronic consumption of #refinedcarbohydrates during breakfast and snacks was also associated with lower attractiveness ratings.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2024-03-consuming-refined-carbs-linked-facial.html
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Is there a recipe for a perfect date? During a series of real-life dates, scientists put special glasses on men and women to track eye movements and obtain physiological data:
💘 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-021-01197-3
It turned out that signals such as smiling or looking were not closely related to attraction. True attachment involved the synchronization of heartbeat and electrodermal activity, which are hidden, unconscious, and unregulated. 🤷♂️
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Is there a recipe for a perfect date? During a series of real-life dates, scientists put special glasses on men and women to track eye movements and obtain physiological data:
💘 https://doi.org/10.1038/s41562-021-01197-3
It turned out that signals such as smiling or looking were not closely related to attraction. True attachment involved the synchronization of heartbeat and electrodermal activity, which are hidden, unconscious, and unregulated. 🤷♂️
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Looking for love? Try finding purpose as well
Dating profiles that show a #senseofpurpose were rated higher on various scales for #attractiveness compared with profiles that indicated no sense of purpose.
#datingprofile ♥️💋😉
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New article available ahead of print by Larter & Ryan: Túngara frog males' calls often overlap while chorusing, decreasing their attractiveness to females. Increased call elaboration protects call attractiveness during such overlap.
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/727469#frog #males #chorus #attractiveness #callElaboration #overlap
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New article available ahead of print by Larter & Ryan: Túngara frog males' calls often overlap while chorusing, decreasing their attractiveness to females. Increased call elaboration protects call attractiveness during such overlap.
https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/727469#frog #males #chorus #attractiveness #callElaboration #overlap
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In a recent quantitative study, Thomas J. Mowen and Amanda Heitkamp explore the connection between stigma about looks and deviant behavior.
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/00380237.2023.2239733
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#Enchantment
#Exquisiteness
#Comeliness
#Delicacy
#Finesse
#Femininity
#Poise
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#Charisma
#Seductiveness
#Adorableness
#Sweetness
#Lovableness
#Cuteness
#Adorability
#Doll-like beauty
#Angelic beauty
#Charmingness
#Winsomeness
#Alluringness
#Captivatingness
#Magnetic appeal
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#Bewitchingness
#Irresistibility
#Temptingness
#Fascination
#Engagingness
#Desirability
#Sexiness
#Titillation
#Ravishingness
#Stunningness
#Dazzlingness
#Arrestingness
#Strikingness
#Breath-taking beauty
#Jaw-dropping beauty
#Mesmerizing charm
#Enchanting personality
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#Feminine beauty
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#Magnetic woman
#Captivating girl
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#Beguiling beauty
#Alluring woman
#Winsome girl
#Enthralling lady
#Bewitching cutie
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#Fascinating girl
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#Seductive woman
#Sexy girl
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#Ravishing beauty
#Striking woman
#Breath-taking girl
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#Mesmerizing cutie
#Angelic woman
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#Charming beauty
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#Enthralling cutie
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#Breath-taking woman
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#Beguiling beauty
#Alluring lady
#Winsome cutie
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#Bewitching girl
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#Fascinating lady
#Engaging girl
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#Seductive beauty
#Sexy lady
#Titillating girl
#Ravishing woman
#Striking beauty
#Breath-taking cutie
#Jaw-dropping woman
#Mesmerizing beauty
#Angelic lady
#Doll-like girl
#Charming woman -
#Attractiveness
#Elegance
#Grace
#Gorgeousness
#Loveliness
#Allure
#Glamour
#Magnetism
#Appeal
#Radiance
#Splendor
#Aesthetics
#Enchantment
#Exquisiteness
#Comeliness
#Delicacy
#Finesse
#Femininity
#Poise
#Refinement
#Glamorousness
#Charisma
#Seductiveness
#Adorableness
#Sweetness
#Lovableness
#Cuteness
#Adorability
#Doll-like beauty
#Angelic beauty
#Charmingness
#Winsomeness
#Alluringness
#Captivatingness
#Magnetic appeal
#Enthrallingness
#Bewitchingness
#Irresistibility
#Temptingness
#Fascination
#Engagingness
#Desirability
#Sexiness
#Titillation
#Ravishingness
#Stunningness
#Dazzlingness
#Arrestingness
#Strikingness
#Breath-taking beauty
#Jaw-dropping beauty
#Mesmerizing charm
#Enchanting personality
#Womanliness
#Feminine beauty
#Female attractiveness
#Ladylike grace
#Girlish charm
#Youthful beauty
#Delightful girl
#Cute woman
#Lovely lady
#Pretty face
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#Delicate girl
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#Radiant beauty
#Graceful lady
#Adorable cutie
#Magnetic woman
#Captivating girl
#Lovely lady
#Beguiling beauty
#Alluring woman
#Winsome girl
#Enthralling lady
#Bewitching cutie
#Tempting woman
#Fascinating girl
#Engaging lady
#Desirable beauty
#Seductive woman
#Sexy girl
#Titillating lady
#Ravishing beauty
#Striking woman
#Breath-taking girl
#Jaw-dropping lady
#Mesmerizing cutie
#Angelic woman
#Doll-like girl
#Charming beauty
#Ladylike woman
#Feminine charm
#Female grace
#Girlish beauty
#Delightful woman
#Cute girl
#Lovely beauty
#Pretty woman
#Gorgeous lady
#Lovely female
#Beautiful girl
#Stunning beauty
#Exquisite woman
#Irresistible lady
#Charming cutie
#Delicate woman
#Pleasing girl
#Elegant beauty
#Attractive woman
#Lovely cutie
#Enchanting woman
#Stunning girl
#Radiant lady
#Graceful beauty
#Adorable woman
#Magnetic girl
#Captivating beauty
#Lovely woman
#Beguiling girl
#Alluring beauty
#Winsome woman
#Enthralling cutie
#Bewitching woman
#Tempting girl
#Fascinating beauty
#Engaging woman
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#Seductive beauty
#Sexy woman
#Titillating cutie
#Ravishing woman
#Striking beauty
#Breath-taking woman
#Jaw-dropping cutie
#Mesmerizing woman
#Angelic beauty
#Doll-like woman
#Charming girl
#Ladylike beauty
#Feminine woman
#Female charm
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#Delightful cutie
#Cute lady
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