The phrase "attractiveness category" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing classifications or groupings based on attractiveness, often in contexts like marketing, psychology, or social studies.
Example: "In our survey, we divided the participants into different attractiveness categories to analyze their preferences."
Alternatives: "appeal classification" or "beauty group".
Not deeply dependent on their physical attractiveness or race.
(He professed incomprehension that Maria Shriver beat him out in the eighth category, attractiveness).
Self-perception is more concerned with body image and body attractiveness, whereas objective categories are more concerned with health.
There were a large number of outcome variables in the stimulus evaluation test due to the use of two different ratings (liking and attractiveness), three different categories of food images (healthy-go, high-energy density-no-go and novel foods) and two time points (baseline and post-intervention).
To reduce data, we calculated mean change scores from pre-to post-intervention for ratings of liking and attractiveness (separately) for each category of food images.
The index evaluates 50 countries according to three main categories: financial attractiveness, availability of skilled workers and the business environment.
Dots represent photographs taken by New York City (a) residents, (b) domestic tourists, (c) foreign tourists creating a map of attractiveness for three different categories, while (d) is the map of attractiveness for the three contributions together.
The study's results are in accordance with the entomological findings on the attractiveness of different age categories and sexes of cattle to tsetse flies.
We similarly identified additional categories revolving around attractiveness (e.g., hot, handsome), pro-social values (e.g., caring, egalitarian), friendliness (e.g., social, gregarious), drive for success (e.g., driven, ambitious), personal competence (e.g., intelligent, talented), unconventionality (e.g., individualistic, mysterious), and trendiness (e.g., fashionable, current).
What is not known is exactly how the factors of age and gender combine to determine the relative attractiveness of people in nonpreferred categories.
