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work_ucjre62ewvgyzj3uq3jymwpxja	D. Vaughn Becker	Concentrating on Beauty: Sexual Selection and Sociospatial Memory	2005	10	.pdf	application/pdf	8531	675	60	Findings suggested that physical attractiveness led to more efficient matching for female faces but not for male faces. revealed this interaction despite allowing participants to initially see, attend to, and match the attractive male faces in the Analysis of matching errors suggested that, compared to other targets, attractive women were less confusable with Results are discussed in terms of the different functions that attractiveness serves for men and women. Keywords: evolutionary psychology; episodic memory; face recognition; physical attractiveness; interpersonal perception Research suggests that people tend to prefer physically attractive others in many social relationships, particularly in those linked to mating. men place relatively greater priority on physical attractiveness in choosing mates, whereas women prioritize memory advantage was found for attractive male faces; attractive and average female and male faces. The attractiveness of the male faces, in contrast, did not affect matching performance, F(1, 45) = memory for attractive female faces.	./cache/work_ucjre62ewvgyzj3uq3jymwpxja.pdf	./txt/work_ucjre62ewvgyzj3uq3jymwpxja.txt