Beautiful people are more prosperous
Really the beauty face of the women and men is quite important for the first sight. We all see many people with dark circles under eyes, mostly from nervous and tired life and also eye bags, mostly from insufficient sleeping. A study published recently in the scientific edition Emotion makes three main researches:
1. Attractiveness of the person is assessed as part of a second.
2. Good people are associated with positive words like laughter and happiness more than negative.
3. Beautiful people seem to have a unique effect. Beautiful houses, for example, do not cause the same effects, the study shows.
The authors are Ph.D.: Ingrid Olsson from the University of Pennsylvania and Christie Marshuets from Yale.
“The survey showed once again that there are huge social and economic benefits of being a taking,” Olsson said in a press release. “Attractive people are better paid, are considered more intelligent and receive more attention in their lives. This favor, no matter how obscure, seems to be innate and inherent in all cultures. Studies have shown that even children prefer beautiful faces. ”
Olsson and Marshuets checked scientifically the impact of beauty.
First, participants in the survey were distributed to students yearly photo albums with beautiful and not so attractive people. None of the individuals was not known. Then participants were asked to evaluate the attractiveness of each person. The aim was to reach an agreement as to what a person is beautiful and what – no.
Although the evaluation time was extremely short, the participants were quite accurate in determining beauty. Hence the first conclusion is that there be a very short glance to assess beauty.
The second conclusion is that despite the lack of clear criteria by which a person is defined as beautiful, the people elected to the principle of extremes – very ugly or very beautiful. Seen for short, the evaluators have made intuitive rather than an accurate assessment of physical beauty.
The third conclusion – the beautiful people produce more positive thoughts. This is evidenced by an experiment in which each person is seen to be associated with a word. To unattractive persons were participants indeferentni while beautiful led them quickly to choose a positive word.
In short – beautiful people affected, whether people realize this.
Olsson and Marshuets intend to intensify their investigations, and examine what determines whether attractiveness and sexual orientation have any meaning.