week 3 Flashcards

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universal facial features

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symmetry and averageness (no abnomalities)

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2
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why do we think average is good

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bc of familiarity

they are easy to process

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3
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why is we think symmetry is good

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good genes, stable development, fighting off pathogens in the womb

symmetrical faces also have better physical and mental health

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4
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infants prefernce to attarctive faces indicates that

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attarctive isnt a socially constructed its innate

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5
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universal personality features

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kind, depdendable, mature, intelligent, emotionally stable

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6
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can personality affect perceptions of physical attractiveness

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yes

tina fey thing

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7
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mate dollar task M vs F

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men spend more on attarctiveness and women spend more on social level

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8
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why r there dif mating stategies

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bc they pass on their genes in dif ways

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9
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parental investment theory

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women invest more time then men and they want a helper and so they are choosier they need resources

men only need one fertile mate so theyre less choosy

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10
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evidence for parental investment theory

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sea horse is reversed

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women vs men ideal WHR

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W=0.7
M=0.9

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12
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women 0.7whr

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fertility, carrying child to term, getting pregnant

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13
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men sensitive to fertility cues

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youth and physcial attarctiveness (younger women more fertile)

waist to hip ratio (0.7)

fertility is also longer hair and fuller lips

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14
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women sensitive to cues of social status

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older age and domiance bc more to invest in offspring

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15
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sex differences M vs W

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W- WHR 0.7, breasts

M- whr 0.9 (not too important), shoulder (protectors) , height (status, dominance)

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16
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which culture is most likely to care aout the 0.7

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traditional/less sexually egalitarian cultures

17
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blind men and whr

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still true at 0.7 so its innate not socially learned

18
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challenges to evolutionary perspective (4)

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1- some parts of attractiveness like weight vary across cultures

2- same sex attarction has same patters like whr (but no direct fertility)

3- assumption that women relied on partner for resources

4- does not replictae in speed dating (ppl only care abt who is the most physically attracttive)

19
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social role theory

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dif biology leads to different role adoption

socialzation to encourage role consistent traits

male role often associated w statis and power

womens mosr direct route to access to high status resources was through male mates

20
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evidnce for social role theory (3)

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1- sex differnces in preferjce for statis redued in more female empowered cultured

2- prefernce for goof providers decreased

3- imagining self in homemaker role increases prefernces for older mates who are good provders and vice versa

21
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do opposites attract

A

no we like ppl similar to us

like similar names

same goes for negative traits

22
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what matters more percived or actual similarity

23
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matching hypothesis

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ppl pair up w others who are equally physically attractive

  • some for friends
24
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when matching is minimized

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when u know them for a long time

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who prefers which face
we like the face we see in mirror others like wjat they see
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mere exposure attitudes
previous exposure will later show a preferences
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mere exposure in media
why instagram ads work so well
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women who attened a greater number of lectures were more or less liekly
more classes = more liekd
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will mere exposure worm if u dont initally like the person
no - need at least a neutral feeling
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Proximity: Westgate Housing Study
Married MIT students randomly assigned to one of 17 buildings in a housing complex isolated from the rest of the city š Virtually no one knows anyone in the complex beforehand š Simple question: Who ends up liking whom? š65% of the residents had at least one friend who lived in their own building šBut those living in the same building represented only 5% of all residents
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How Does proximity Work
We have an increased opportunity to meet people who live close to us. 2. We tend to like novel stimuli more after we have been repeatedly exposed to them (mere exposure).
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Misattribution of Arousal
Capilano suspension bridge study (Dutton & Aron, 1974) š * sometimes called 2 factor theory of emotion also the heartbeat thing
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Scarcity
Perceived scarcity š“Closing time” study šLocal bars at 9 pm, 10:30 pm and 12 am does not work for pictures - only for physical rate ppl of opposte sex higher the closer u r to cloding š Culture and food šRole of hunger: attractiveness before and after leaving college dining hall Maybe not (Jin et al., 2020) scare = desireable
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The Cheerleader Effect
ppl rated higher in groups than indivudally
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cheerleader effect works how
averagness
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perfernce for avg facial features works why
familiarity and similarity
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meere exposure effect works why
familarity
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attarctiveness matching why
similarity
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attractuvee ss mathing decreasubf w aquantaship works why
familiarity