Studies have linked facial attractiveness to positive outcomes and unattractiveness to negative ones. However, no study has examined whether attractiveness and aggression are related, even though there is a relationship between unattractiveness and risk factors for aggression like neglect and bullying. In this study, 78 men and women engaged in unprovoked and reactive physical aggression tasks,...

What makes a face attractive and why do we have the preferences we do? Emergence of preferences early in development and cross-cultural agreement on attractiveness challenge a long-held view that our preferences reflect arbitrary standards of beauty set by cultures. Averageness, symmetry, and sexual dimorphism are good candidates for biologically based standards of beauty. A critical review and...

Using handheld devices in educational environments is thought valuable because handheld devices have the advantage of their cheapness, mobility, enough capability and so on. And changing national curriculum standards for kindergartens in Japan, teachers have to give children oppotunities where they integrate their knowledge and apply to some problems. So a new system which provides new learning...

The increasingly high demands of modernization make people pay attention to their physical appearance achieve the applicable beauty standards. Many are dissatisfied with appearance, even though standards differ. Various brands competing fiercely by making a breakthrough, namely using Brand Ambassadors who have unique and different appearances enhance image in eyes consumers. Instagram is used b...

The computation of perceived attractiveness from facial images has long been a research topic. Many models have developed to predict the face individual that used describe geometry (symmetry, golden ratio and neoclassical canons, according artists Middle Ages, combination three). An experiment was conducted based on Oriental South Asian ethnic groups, represented by Chinese Pakistani images. Vi...