在判断戴面具的人的吸引力时存在浪漫偏差。

IF 2.4 4区 心理学 Q2 PSYCHOLOGY, EXPERIMENTAL
I-Perception Pub Date : 2024-10-09 eCollection Date: 2024-09-01 DOI:10.1177/20416695241287486
Machi Sugai, Fumiya Yonemitsu, Atsunori Ariga
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摘要

COVID-19 的传播大大增加了在公共场所戴口罩的人数,也增加了根据有限信息评价他人面容的机会。本研究调查了人们在判断被卫生口罩部分遮挡的面孔的吸引力时存在的认知偏差。实验 1 显示,男性在评价女性作为恋爱对象时,特别是在评价女性戴口罩时,会认为女性的脸更有吸引力;然而,当男性评价女性作为朋友时,就不存在这种口罩偏差。另一方面,无论假定的社会关系如何,女性都没有表现出面具偏差。实验 2 表明,与年轻男性相比,老年男性的面具偏差受假定社会关系(或生殖可能性)的影响较小,尽管他们本身也表现出了偏差。这些结果表明,与生殖有关的认知策略是对局部面孔吸引力判断的基础。
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Romantic bias in judging the attractiveness of faces wearing masks.

The spread of COVID-19 has drastically increased the number of people wearing masks in public areas and the opportunities to evaluate others' faces based on limited information. This study investigates the cognitive bias in judging the attractiveness of faces partially hidden by sanitary masks. Experiment 1 revealed that men rated women's faces as more attractive when wearing masks, specifically in the context of rating women as romantic partners; however, this mask bias was absent when men rated women as friends. On the other hand, women did not show the mask bias irrespective of the assumed social relationship. Experiment 2 demonstrated that the mask bias among elderly men was less affected by the assumed social relationship (or the possibility of reproduction), compared to young men, though they showed the bias itself. These results suggest that the cognitive strategies related to reproduction underlie the attractiveness judgment of the partial faces.

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