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Lecture17prob.mating

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Men’s long-term mating preferences Facial beauty Youthful, Healthy Features Facial topography symmetry, averageness, femininity
Men’s long-term mating preferences: Beauty physical characteristics related to reproductive potential: Age/health
Male and female long-term mating preferences love kindness, intelligence, like-mindedness
Female Beauty – 1. Age/health full lips, clear smooth skin, clear bright eyes, lustrous hair, good muscle tone and body fat distribution
cues of ill health or old age are found less attractive poor complexion, grey hair, sores, disfigurement, filthiness
Tobriand Islanders (Melanesia)‏ skin lesions are antithetical to beauty lustrous skin, hair and strong teeth are essential elements of beauty
Beauty: age evolutionary pull to 20-30 (maximal reproductive value)
older women rated less attractive by both men and women
age-related decline in ratings was greater with male raters than female raters
Symmetry: environmental stressors can alter development physical insults, parasites, aging
Men’s long-term mating preferences: Beauty – 2. Facial topography composite face study, attractiveness and symmetry correlation and Attractiveness study
composite face study averages wash out irregularities and cause a shift towards greater symmetry
swallows tail symmetry
composite face less feminine faces averages wash out irregularities and shifts to greater symmetry
higher estrogen levels correlate with more feminine features and fertility
body builders have more masculine face because of higher testosterone
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