Face Shape Perception Misconceptions

This is a Scotland news story, published by torontosun, that relates primarily to the University of St. Andrews news.

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Men and women have no idea what the opposite sex finds attractive: Study

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Researchers out of the University of St. Andrews in Scotland found that men and women often don't have the foggiest what the opposite sex finds attractive.

Study found that both women and men overestimated the femininity or masculinity of the other gender’s ideal face.

The study also found that miscalculations were made worse by people's issues with their own image.

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