In general, interactions revealed that traits were aligned to network contexts, such that attractiveness tended to calibrate most with social and dating networks and competence and trustworthiness to professional networks (see Additional file 1 for full details of this analysis).
Reasonably, it can be said that it is more probable that individuals firstly consider the shortest alternatives for utilitarian travel, but they do not ignore the qualities of the built environment such as attractiveness.
To prove that the cheek bias really reflects how scientists see themselves, she says, the next step is to show that "presenting the left rather than the right side of the face indeed gives rise to differences in perceptual judgments of emotionality, and related social traits such as attractiveness, warmth, [and] approachability".
The present findings further indicate that gender stereotypes predispose us to value divergent qualities in leaders, such as attractiveness in female politicians and approachability in male politicians, when deciding whom to vote for in major elections.
Because humans often have sexual relationships with more than one person [25], extracting specific information (such as attractiveness) about that person's previous partner is likely more useful than merely assessing whether a previous partner existed.
For the content, aspects such as attractiveness, level of difficulty, and use of material were measured.
For example, facial identity may be processed differently during adolescence when aspects such as attractiveness or trustworthiness become more important (Scherf et al. 2012).
We can interpret the behavior as competition between potential partners that are signaling for the focal cell's attention, in which case the mating advantage of more viable cells could be considered as measure of competitive mating ability, such as "attractiveness".
For instance, variables such as attractiveness, social partner, intra-specific vs inter-specific, sex, age, dominance and familiarity all represent variables that may impact either the quality of the motion patterns observed or the degree to which the subject will attend and react to those particular motion patterns during the experiment, or both.
