Sentence examples for Social attractiveness from inspiring English sources

We desperately longed for some hand-holding (and other things) but the opportunities were few, based on our failure to meet the norms for teenage social attractiveness.

"Maplewood is an example of the pastoral and mountainous in charming combination, having just enough of the urban character to enhance creature comforts and social attractiveness," reads a booklet issued by the Maplewood Improvement Association in 1902.

"Our research highlights how social cues, which signal the extent to which others are attracted to you, also play a crucial role in attraction," said Ben Jones, a psychologist and one of the authors of Integrating Facial Attractiveness And Cues Of Social Attractiveness, which is published in the journal Psychological Science.

We found that high intimacy posts or negative posts decreased the social attractiveness of the self-discloser.

This study examined the perception of social attractiveness and approval of smoking in a vignette of an American college female smoker after a failed quit attempt.

Researchers asked undergraduate students to rate four fake Facebook profiles on multiple characteristics, including attractiveness and trustworthiness, and found that profiles with lots of friends received higher ratings on physical and social attractiveness.

Finally, participants rated their images for five social impressions (attractiveness, trustworthiness, dominance, competence, confidence).

After controlling for these variables, the significant main effects of attractiveness, social status, and SPMV were qualified by the interaction effects of attractiveness × social status, F 1, 889) = 10.38, ηp2 = .01, p  < .01, and SPMV × Attractiveness, F 1, 889) = 18.52, ηp2 = .02, p  < .001.001

Beer is presented on television as integral to attractiveness, social acceptance and being cool.

Historically, hair painting has functioned as a social indicator of attractiveness, femininity, masculinity, health, and beauty (Saitta et al., 2013; Zaid et al., 2013).

Historically, hair has functioned as a social indicator of attractiveness, femininity, masculinity, health, and beauty (Saitta et al., 2013; Zaid, Al-ramahi, Abu ghoush, Jaradat, & Musmar, 2013).