Evolution and individual Differences in Face Preferences
Individual differences in pathogen disgust predict men’s, but not women’s, preferences for facial cues of weight
... to face preferences (reviewed in Jones et ...in individual differ- ences in preferences for facial cues of weight, at least among ...men’s preferences for fa- cial cues of health (Lee ...
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The role of apparent health in face preferences
... on face attraction is the comimmication of health ...of face attributions ...of individual differences in face preferences ...face preferences. Thus, investigation ...
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Individual differences in preferences for cues to intelligence in the face
... Effects of menstrual cycle phase, use of hormonal contraceptives and relationship status were. 270[r] ...
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Individual differences in face identity processing
... the face tasks ...of face perception have inherently divergent processes, and which are the result of an individual perceiver’s unique his- ...an individual-differences approach to ...
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The Evolution of Social Norms and Individual Preferences
... In particular, we have used an indirect evolutionary framework in this pa- per to formally examine the evolutionary stability of a reciprocity norm and its impact on individual preferences and behavior. The ...
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Individual differences in visualization and childhood play preferences
... play preferences, and examined different types of visual play in relation to individual differences in visualization and aptitudes in academic specializations requiring visualization ...toys) ...
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Gender differences in preferences of individual and team sports in Polish adolescents
... decreasing preferences of sports gymnastics with age is obvious and results from foreign studies also confi rm a decreasing interest in gym- nastic activities (Hill & Cleven, ...of preferences may be ...
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Psychological skills training in golf: the role of individual differences in cognitive preferences
... Discussion One of the main aims of the present study was to link reported changes in psychological skills with changes in performance. Thomas (1993) showed that simply providing feedback to golfers about their skills ...
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Psychological skills training in golf: the role of individual differences in cognitive preferences
... A repeated measures MANOVA revealed significant improvement on five psychological and psychomotor skills measured by the Golf Performance Survey: negative emotions and cognitions, m[r] ...
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Individual differences in holistic face processing: Does trait anxiety or depression modulate holistic face processing?
... 19 measured holistic face processing then people who scored low on trait anxiety. This result is not consistent with what we expected to find. The first explanation for this result is that we did not measure their ...
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Evolution of Preferences
... endogenous preferences using the “indirect evolutionary approach” according to which preferences induce behavior, behavior determines “suc- cess,” and success regulates the evolution of ...game. ...
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On the Evolution of Preferences
... di¤erent preferences may accumulate di¤erent experiences through the learn- ing process (if they rely only on their own ...for individual learning, we gain further insights into the evolution of ...
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In others' shoes : do individual differences in empathy and theory of mind shape social preferences?
... Yet, these findings do not square with the proposition made in economics and game theory that those who seek to maximize their own monetary profit can benefit from an accurate estimation concerning others’ likely action. ...
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Contributions of Individual Face Features to Face Discrimination
... idiosyncratic differences in the positions and shapes of individual ...visual face information to accurately recognize individuals and to appropriately interpret dynamic facial information, the ...
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Individual Differences in First and Fourth Year College Women’s Short Term Mating Strategy Preferences and
... It is not simple enough to state that first year women find hooking up more beneficial than fourth year women. An ex- amination of the frequencies of first and fourth year women revealed no statistically significant ...
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Individual preferences and the distribution of wealth
... Households with less wealth then only have themselves to blame... However, a number of the key stages leading to this conclusion can be criticised. In particular, it is essential to split chance off from choice, and then ...
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Generational differences in work preferences
... In their attempt to examine the dimensionality of organizational attraction Highhouse, Lievens & Sinar (2003) recognize three ways of looking at organizational attractiveness as seen from the perspective of an ...
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Gender Differences in Investment Preferences
... their individual in- vestment ...investment preferences of men and women differ towards six investment tools, namely, gold, foreign currency, funds, common stocks, real estates, and time deposits, a ...
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