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→Black men and women appear 'more masculine' than whites; Asian men appear 'less masculine'
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<span style="font-size:125%">'''Quotes:'''</span> | <span style="font-size:125%">'''Quotes:'''</span> | ||
* ''The Asian male faces were rated as significantly lower than the Caucasian males on masculinity (F1, 141= 7.32, p = .008). '' | |||
* ''The African female faces were rated significantly lower on femininity than the African males were on masculinity (F1, 141= 67.36, p < .001)'' | * ''The African female faces were rated significantly lower on femininity than the African males were on masculinity (F1, 141= 67.36, p < .001)'' | ||
* ''Female African faces were judged to be significantly less feminine than the female Caucasian and Asian faces. '' | * ''Female African faces were judged to be significantly less feminine than the female Caucasian and Asian faces. '' | ||
* ''Lower perceived femininity is known to correlate with lower attractiveness ratings (e.g., Burke and Sulikowski, 2010).'' (Burke et al. 2013) | * ''Lower perceived femininity is known to correlate with lower attractiveness ratings (e.g., Burke and Sulikowski, 2010).'' (Burke et al. 2013) | ||