Key Concepts in Physical Attractiveness and Attraction Effects

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Physical Attractiveness Effect

Physical attractiveness influences how positively we evaluate others

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What Is Beautiful Is Good Effect

Attractive people are assumed to have more positive traits than unattractive people

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Evaluation Bias in Attractiveness

People judge attractive individuals as more intelligent, kind, and competent

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Factors in Attractiveness

Characteristics that influence attraction such as facial symmetry and body shape

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Facial Symmetry

More symmetrical faces are generally perceived as more attractive

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Body Shape

Certain body proportions are culturally associated with attractiveness

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Proximity

We tend to be more attracted to people we see or interact with frequently

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Mere Exposure Effect

Increased exposure to a person increases liking and attraction

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Similarity

We are more attracted to people who are similar to us in attitudes, values, and interests

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Similarity-Attraction Effect

Shared characteristics increase liking and relationship satisfaction

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Halo Effect

A positive trait (physical attractiveness) leads to assumptions of other positive traits

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Halo Effect in Attractiveness

Attractive people are perceived as smarter, kinder, and more capable

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Contrast Effect

Attractiveness judgments are influenced by comparison to others nearby

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Contrast Effect in Attractiveness

A person seems more or less attractive depending on who they are compared to

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Comparison Factors in Attraction

Evaluations of attractiveness depend on context and comparison