Eye fixations indicate men's preference for female breasts or buttocks
Evolutionary psychologists have been interested in male preferences for particular female traits that are thought to signal health and reproductive potential.While the majority of studies have focused on what makes specific body traits attractive- such as the waist-To-hip ratio, the body mass index,...
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paper:paper_00040002_v41_n4_p929_Dagnino2023-06-08T14:25:09Z Eye fixations indicate men's preference for female breasts or buttocks Breasts Buttocks Eye tracking Sexual choice Sexual preference adolescent adult art article attention esthetics eye movement female human male photostimulation physiology vision waist hip ratio Adolescent Adult Attention Beauty Eye Movements Female Human Body Humans Male Photic Stimulation Visual Perception Waist-Hip Ratio Evolutionary psychologists have been interested in male preferences for particular female traits that are thought to signal health and reproductive potential.While the majority of studies have focused on what makes specific body traits attractive- such as the waist-To-hip ratio, the body mass index, and breasts shape and size-There is little empirical research that has examinedindividual differences inmale preferences for specific traits (e.g., favoring breasts over buttocks). The current study begins to fill this empirical gap. In the first experiment (Study 1), 184 male participants were asked to report their preference between breasts and buttocks on a continuous scale. We found that (1) the distribution of preference was bimodal, indicating that Argentinean males tended to define themselves as favoring breasts or buttocks but rarely thinking that these traits contributed equally to their choice and (2) the distributionwas biased towardsbuttocks. Inasecondexperiment(Study2), 19maleparticipants were asked to rate pictures of female breasts and buttocks. This studywas necessary to generate three categories of pictures with statistically different ratings (high, medium, and low). In a third experiment (Study 3), we recorded eye-movements of 25 male participants while they chose the more attractive between twowomen, only seeing their breasts and buttock.We found that the first and last fixations were systematically directed towards the self-reported preferred trait. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012. 2012 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_00040002_v41_n4_p929_Dagnino http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00040002_v41_n4_p929_Dagnino |
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Breasts Buttocks Eye tracking Sexual choice Sexual preference adolescent adult art article attention esthetics eye movement female human male photostimulation physiology vision waist hip ratio Adolescent Adult Attention Beauty Eye Movements Female Human Body Humans Male Photic Stimulation Visual Perception Waist-Hip Ratio |
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Breasts Buttocks Eye tracking Sexual choice Sexual preference adolescent adult art article attention esthetics eye movement female human male photostimulation physiology vision waist hip ratio Adolescent Adult Attention Beauty Eye Movements Female Human Body Humans Male Photic Stimulation Visual Perception Waist-Hip Ratio Eye fixations indicate men's preference for female breasts or buttocks |
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Breasts Buttocks Eye tracking Sexual choice Sexual preference adolescent adult art article attention esthetics eye movement female human male photostimulation physiology vision waist hip ratio Adolescent Adult Attention Beauty Eye Movements Female Human Body Humans Male Photic Stimulation Visual Perception Waist-Hip Ratio |
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Evolutionary psychologists have been interested in male preferences for particular female traits that are thought to signal health and reproductive potential.While the majority of studies have focused on what makes specific body traits attractive- such as the waist-To-hip ratio, the body mass index, and breasts shape and size-There is little empirical research that has examinedindividual differences inmale preferences for specific traits (e.g., favoring breasts over buttocks). The current study begins to fill this empirical gap. In the first experiment (Study 1), 184 male participants were asked to report their preference between breasts and buttocks on a continuous scale. We found that (1) the distribution of preference was bimodal, indicating that Argentinean males tended to define themselves as favoring breasts or buttocks but rarely thinking that these traits contributed equally to their choice and (2) the distributionwas biased towardsbuttocks. Inasecondexperiment(Study2), 19maleparticipants were asked to rate pictures of female breasts and buttocks. This studywas necessary to generate three categories of pictures with statistically different ratings (high, medium, and low). In a third experiment (Study 3), we recorded eye-movements of 25 male participants while they chose the more attractive between twowomen, only seeing their breasts and buttock.We found that the first and last fixations were systematically directed towards the self-reported preferred trait. © Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2012. |
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Eye fixations indicate men's preference for female breasts or buttocks |
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Eye fixations indicate men's preference for female breasts or buttocks |
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Eye fixations indicate men's preference for female breasts or buttocks |
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