johngaltshrugged
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Is anyone actually shocked that a scientific study shows the more unattractive you are, the more likely you are to wear a face diaper?
This is just common sense & shouldn't be a surprise.
I'd say they are more fearful/indoctrinated & less sane/reasonable as well but that's just based on experience, observation & their own words.
If we could use this same psychology to get the fatties to stop wearing bikinis, we'd be onto something
Now cue the uggo meltdown.
While masked of course
According to findings published at Frontiers in Psychology, people who consider themselves less attractive are more likely to continue wearing face masks.
The findings spring from a trio of studies using American subjects, conducted by researchers at Korea's Seoul National University. The studies found that people with high self-perceived attractiveness are less willing to wear a mask, and vice versa.
They also found that each groups' respective anti- and pro-mask inclinations are intensified in situations where their attractiveness is important -- such as a job interview, versus simply walking a dog. That is, someone who considers themselves relatively unattractive is more likely to mask up at the interview.
Earlier studies found that unattractive people are indeed considered more attractive when wearing masks, while the good-looking crowd is perceived as less attractive, the researchers noted.
www.zerohedge.com
This is just common sense & shouldn't be a surprise.
I'd say they are more fearful/indoctrinated & less sane/reasonable as well but that's just based on experience, observation & their own words.
If we could use this same psychology to get the fatties to stop wearing bikinis, we'd be onto something
Now cue the uggo meltdown.
While masked of course
According to findings published at Frontiers in Psychology, people who consider themselves less attractive are more likely to continue wearing face masks.
The findings spring from a trio of studies using American subjects, conducted by researchers at Korea's Seoul National University. The studies found that people with high self-perceived attractiveness are less willing to wear a mask, and vice versa.
They also found that each groups' respective anti- and pro-mask inclinations are intensified in situations where their attractiveness is important -- such as a job interview, versus simply walking a dog. That is, someone who considers themselves relatively unattractive is more likely to mask up at the interview.
Earlier studies found that unattractive people are indeed considered more attractive when wearing masks, while the good-looking crowd is perceived as less attractive, the researchers noted.
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