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    of attractiveness is very extensive. The human face is something that catches every ones attention and more over the scientists as well the psychologists are interested in analyzing the ability of humans to extract information of the others. Several factors and features are associated with attractiveness. Some examples include facial symmetry, skin color, facial traits, clear skin and health of facial skin. It is hypothesized that facial symmetry is an important factors in measuring physical attractiveness

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    Abstract: Although both intelligence and competence are vital to success, a person’s physical appearance can help or hinder their ability to succeed. This paper divides physical appearance into height, weight, and facial attractiveness, which are examined based on their differing effects in men and women and how society’s perception of each factor shapes their effect on success. This paper then goes on to explain how appearance can actually have a deeper, more profound impact on the

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    Physical attractiveness can arguably be one of the biggest influential factor contributing to likability. The advantages of being good-looking are underestimated as one never admits to being influenced by someone’s’ looks. Cialdini (2007) states that an attractive individual can be seen to have favourable traits such as intelligence, honesty, kindness and talent. As humans, most of us immediately take a liking to anyone that looks appealing; as ‘good-looking’ is subconsciously associated to ‘good’

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    Physical Attractiveness is More Important Than Any Other Factors When Looking for a Potential Date This experiment was conducted to test the experimental hypothesis; ‘Physical attractiveness is more important then any other factors when looking for a potential date’. The experiment investigated whether physical attractiveness really is the key factor, which determines a relationship or not i.e. if the individual is good looking then a relationship would be formed. The

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    Physical Attractiveness Appearance matters much more than most people would like to admit. It follows us day to day and it even helps us during important life interactions. The stereotype of “What is beautiful is good” is perceived as attractive people do good things and are considered to be socially desirable. Physically attractive people get showed more attention and are more positively viewed than unattractive people. It’s hard to figure out why exactly that is, though. Just because one person

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    The High Importance of Women’s Physical Attractiveness The theme of fantasy versus reality is a central focus that reappears throughout the film 25th Hour directed by Spike Lee. In this film, the main character Monty is sentenced to seven years in jail for drug dealing. On Monty’s final day of freedom, his father proposes two options for him: driving to the prison to serve his sentence or fleeing to a town so he can make a new life for himself. While pondering on the second option, Monty construes

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    views of politicians and celebrities. Developed by Edward Thorndike in 1920, the main concept of the Halo Effect is how a person's see an idea, person, or thing firsthand. Also known as the "physical attractiveness stereotype", the Halo Effect is the tendency for someone to favor another person based on physical appearance than overall personality (Standing, 2004). A relatable example of the Halo Effect in terms of Standing's definition can be the typical High School Football's star. Many young women

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    The Efficacy of No Physical Attraction The concept of attraction has been defined in many ways by many different experts in the field of relationships. From a biological standpoint it is stated that through the chemicals in our body (e.g. hormones) we are attracted to one another (Eastwick, 2011). On the other hand, it is a naturalistic feeling that happens of which we cannot explain through this essence of science nor technology. We are attracted to those with the same level of emotional maturity

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    (businessinsider.com, 2011). As well as their physical traits, attractive individuals also do not lack inner or mental attributes such as confidence, intelligence that assisted in higher job positions and self-assured personality that can make them as a good asset and profitable to the company.

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    individual’s trait will be favorable. Specific to physical attractiveness, this is known as the “Attractiveness Halo.” Attractiveness plays an important role in determining social interactions. In fact, the physical attractiveness of an individual is a vital social cue utilized by others to evaluate other aspects of that individual’s abilities (Kenealy, Frude, & Shaw, 2001). Because of the attractiveness halo, attractive applicants trying to enter the

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