Social influence, evolutionary theory, and symmetry /
Perceptions of attractiveness for symmetrical and asymmetrical stimuli were investigated. Participants were randomly assigned to one of two conditions in which they either discussed the stimuli or engaged in a distraction task. In both conditions, individuals in same-sex groups of 4 - 12 were aske...
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2000 Fellows Thesis P5225 |
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2000 Fellows Thesis P5225 |
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