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Scientifically Proven Reasons Life Is Better If You're Beautiful Shutterstock.com
Beautiful people are actually healthier.
Although the link between facial symmetry and real health is weak, there is some evidence that individuals with more distinct facial features, considered less attractive, are more susceptible to disease, parasites, and other illnesses. Specifically, in a study of 17-year-olds, researchers found that facial distinctiveness was linked to poor health in both men and women, either during childhood or adolescence. Facial averageness, on the other hand, was linked to good health.
It's easier for beautiful people to find mates.
Men seek attractive women as mates because good looks signal youth, health, and reproductive fitness.
Beautiful people are more intelligent.
University of New Mexico researchers found that general intelligence is positively linked to body symmetry, a characteristic that is indicative of attractive qualities like health, social dominance, and fitness-related biological traits.
Companies with good-looking executives have higher sales.
In a study of nearly 300 Dutch advertising agencies, economists found that firms with better-looking executives had higher revenues. Overall productivity, and resulting sales, were greater in companies with more attractive managers, partly because firms with more attractive workers have the competitive advantage when client interactions are involved.
Beautiful people have an advantage in politics.
Beautiful people have the upper-hand in politics, according to a study in Finland which found that both male and female political candidates who look better than their competitors are more successful. A better individual beauty score was associated with an increase of 20% in the number of votes for the average non-incumbent parliamentary candidate.
Beautiful people are perceived as more likeable and trustworthy.
Beautiful people are typically treated better by others. In a study from Harvard University, researchers found that wearing makeup, shown to enhance a woman's attractiveness, boosted people's perceptions of that subject's competence, likability, attractiveness, and trustworthiness.
Q:
Do you support the idea that life is better if you’re beautiful?
Why it’s easier for beautiful people to find mates?
How to find a future partner, if you are not beautiful enough?
Do you usually vote for good looking political candidates? Why? Or why not?
Why good-looking sales people have higher sales?
Are beautiful people more intelligent /more trustworthy?
恐懼心理學
The Psychology of Fear By Lisa Fritscher about.com
All About Fear
Fear is a vital response to physical and emotional danger—if we didn't feel it, we couldn't protect ourselves from legitimate threats. But often we fear situations that are far from life-or-death, and thus hang back for no good reason. Traumas or bad experiences can trigger a fear response within us that is hard to quell. Yet exposing ourselves to our personal demons is the best way to move past
Psychology of Phobias
One aspect of anxiety disorders can be a tendency to develop a fear of fear. Where most people tend to experience fear only during a situation that is perceived as scary, those who suffer from anxiety disorders may become afraid that they will experience a fear response.
They perceive their fear responses as negative, and go out of their way to avoid those responses.
A phobia is a twisting of the normal fear response. The fear is directed toward an object or situation that does not present a real danger. The sufferer recognizes that the fear is unreasonable, yet cannot help the reaction. Over time, the fear tends to worsen as the fear of fear response takes hold.
Treating Phobias
Phobia treatments that are based on the psychology of fear tend to focus on such techniques as systematic desensitization and flooding. Both techniques work with the body’s physiological and psychological responses to reduce the fear.
In systematic desensitization, the client is gradually led through a series of exposure situations. For example, a client with a fear of snakes may spend the first session talking about snakes. Slowly, over subsequent sessions, the client would be led through looking at pictures of snakes, playing with toy snakes, and eventually handling a live snake. This is often accompanied by learning and applying new coping techniques to manage the fear response.
Q:
How to protect ourselves from threats?
What are the common phobias: why do people get scared?
What animals or insect scares you scare most & why?
What food should scare you the most?
Do horror movies scare you?
Why are people scared of ghost? Are ghosts real?
Why some people love scary movies?
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