The results showed that makeup can greatly enhance a first impression no matter how much you put on, boosting women's ratings in attractiveness, likability, competence, and trustworthiness across the board, but that a little eyeshadow can mean the difference between being admired and not being trusted.
Moves like these have only enhanced the impression that an edge has been obtained.
Sampling was pursued in a systematic way, but we acknowledge inevitable self-selection issues in a study advertised as concerning workplace bullying, which may have enhanced our impression of its prevalence (De Cuyper et al., 2009).
Guido Palau enhanced the impression of wildness, weaving extensions into the models' hair and plaiting it in low-slung braids.
"We considered that the crumpled sheets and her partially opened mouth also enhanced the impression that her pose was sexually suggestive," the ASA said.
The hair and make-up departments have enhanced the impression, though Travolta's greyed-out eyebrows – and his raspy, Clintonesque southern accent – sometimes veer towards pastiche.
However unfairly, the most abusive protesters enhanced the impression among Corbyn's critics that Labour has given up on wooing middle England.
The ad made a reference to Sky's Wi-Fi-enabled set-top box, which the ASA said enhanced the impression the claim also referred to wireless internet speed, and the caveat that it was based only fixed-line performance was only included in a footnote.
"We also considered that the wording 'we might even let you pick which one, so feel free to start your research now', further enhanced the impression that the women were simply objects to be selected at the whim and enjoyment of the winner, and had no choice in the matter themselves.
Reports from Hebei in 1988 [ 10] and Taiyuan in 2004 [ 39], and a cooperative Chinese-American study of hand OA (the ratio of hand OA prevalence in China to that in the USA was 0.25%, after adjustment for age) [ 33], further enhanced the impression that the prevalence of hand OA was indeed lower in Chinese than in Caucasians.
