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→Bald men and men with thinning hair are perceived as less attractive
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Mannes (2012) conducted three studies examining how balding | Mannes (2012) conducted three studies examining how balding influences person perception, simulating balding by shaving in the experimental group. | ||
In all studies men were rated as more dominant, but not as more attractive. | In all studies men were rated as more dominant, but not as more attractive. | ||
In study 2 and 3, bald men were rated as significantly less attractive. | In study 2 and 3, bald men were rated as significantly less attractive. | ||