FACIAL FEATURE DETERMINANTS OF PERCEIVED INFANT ATTRACTIVENESS
FACIAL FEATURE DETERMINANTS OF PERCEIVED INFANT ATTRACTIVENESS
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DOI：
10.1016/s0163-6383(79)80043-0
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发表时间：
1979-01-01
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
FITZGERALD, HE
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文献类型：
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作者：
HILDEBRANDT, KA;FITZGERALD, HE
以前的研究人类婴儿的面部特征，影响成人的行为，使用图纸，以改变婴儿的面部特征。使用的是真实的婴儿面孔，而不是图画。使用多重相关方法，面部特征变化与成人对婴儿可爱性的感知有关。6个年龄段的照片（10张）被评为可爱，然后测量14个面部特征。显然，使用线条画进行的研究显示，面部特征的变化超出了实际婴儿的范围。面部特征组合可以预测感知到的可爱程度;可爱的婴儿可能有短而窄的特征，大眼睛和瞳孔，以及大额头。感知吸引力的组织成人-婴儿关系的潜在影响进行了讨论。
Previous studies of human infant facial characteristics that influence adult behavior have used drawings to vary infant facial features. Actual infant faces rather than drawings were used. Facial feature variations were related to adults'' perceptions of infant cuteness using a multiple correlational approach. Photographs (10) at each of 6 age levels were rated for cuteness; then 14 facial features were measured. Apparently studies using line drawings have varied facial features beyond the range found among actual infants. Facial feature combinations were predictive of perceived cuteness; a cute infant is likely to have short and narrow features, large eyes and pupils, and a large forehead. The potential impact of perceived attractiveness on the organization of adult-infant relationships is discussed.