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Human Facial Attractiveness in Psychological Research
An Evolutionary Approach
Slávka Démuthová, Lenka Selecká, Andrej Démuth
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Human Facial Attractiveness in Psychological Research
An Evolutionary Approach
Slávka Démuthová, Lenka Selecká, Andrej Démuth
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The monograph presents psychological interpretations of the specific reactions of individuals within the perception of attractive human faces. It concentrates on exploring selected attributes of human face that increase its attractiveness. After introducing essential information on the specifics of facial perception and its brain correlates, the monograph presents findings on the effect of symmetry, averageness, proportions, sexually dimorphic features, personality characteristics, or the importance of specific parts of the face to its attractiveness. Based on the results of both foreign and own research, the authors formulate interpretations of why and how the identification and preference of examined characteristics have been developed and maintained by the evolution.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- Introduction
- 1 The Human Face as a Specific Object of Perception
- 2 Anthropometric Characteristics
- 3 Sexual Characteristics
- 4 Specific Parts of the Face
- 5 Personality Characteristics
- Conclusions
- References
- About Authors
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APA 6 Citation
Démuthová, S., Selecká, L., & Démuth, A. (2021). Human Facial Attractiveness in Psychological Research (1st ed.). Peter Lang Group. Retrieved from https://www.perlego.com/book/2555917/human-facial-attractiveness-in-psychological-research-an-evolutionary-approach-pdf (Original work published 2021)
Chicago Citation
Démuthová, Slávka, Lenka Selecká, and Andrej Démuth. (2021) 2021. Human Facial Attractiveness in Psychological Research. 1st ed. Peter Lang Group. https://www.perlego.com/book/2555917/human-facial-attractiveness-in-psychological-research-an-evolutionary-approach-pdf.
Harvard Citation
Démuthová, S., Selecká, L. and Démuth, A. (2021) Human Facial Attractiveness in Psychological Research. 1st edn. Peter Lang Group. Available at: https://www.perlego.com/book/2555917/human-facial-attractiveness-in-psychological-research-an-evolutionary-approach-pdf (Accessed: 15 October 2022).
MLA 7 Citation
Démuthová, Slávka, Lenka Selecká, and Andrej Démuth. Human Facial Attractiveness in Psychological Research. 1st ed. Peter Lang Group, 2021. Web. 15 Oct. 2022.