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work_dqh2gqckmfdhlcnniwmxlhsgem	Judith H. Langlois	Maxims or myths of beauty? A meta-analytic and theoretical review	2000	34	.pdf	application/pdf	32101	4886	72	These studies primarily have investigated attributions made by college students about attractive and unattractive strangers based on a photograph o f the face and, sometimes, minimal printed "background consistent effect of attractiveness on social judgments, interactions, or behavior. conform to the maxim, then meta-analysis should find no significant effects of attractiveness on judgments or treatment of others. genes, mate selection, and parental investment) predict that attractiveness should and does have a significant impact on the judgments and treatment of others by perceivers and on the behaviors Third, the accounts should predict age differences in targets' behaviors and traits as a result of cumulative socialization. Analyses examining attractiveness effects for both children and adults are required to evaluate these age-related ancillary premises of social theory and are judgments, and treatment, mate-selection theory predicts no gender differences in the importance of attractiveness for most target Moderator Variable Analyses for Differential Judgment, Treatment, and Behavior~Traits: Children and Adults 	./cache/work_dqh2gqckmfdhlcnniwmxlhsgem.pdf	./txt/work_dqh2gqckmfdhlcnniwmxlhsgem.txt