Giga blackpilled study from 2011

[garfyld]

Are Extroverts Better Looking?

A study suggests extroversion is developmental. It's not all pretty.

www.psychologytoday.com

These scientists suggest something similar for extroversion: That good looking, strong babies and children are rewarded with lots of attention, which causes them to respond in kind, and a social style is born. The researchers found this effect even when controlling for androgen receptor gene polymorphism, a genetic explanation for extraversion, among other traits.


"All humans are equipped with a universal facultative mechanism that calibrates on the basis of feedback cues over the course of development," said Lukaszewski in a phone interview. "Even at a very young age, people respond more positively to healthy-looking physically attractive people. Those sorts of feedback cues can be influencing mechanisms in development."


The studies Lukaszewski and Roney undertook relied on various measures, self-reports and ratings, and independent ratings of attractiveness using standardized photos.


But then you have someone like, say, Julia Roberts, who is both beautiful and introverted*.

Lukaszewski said, "It can also be the case that through experience the child learns that how they get a lot of positive attention and rewards is developing skills that are facilitated through a more introverted orientation."


In other words, you can be genetically wired for extroversion but be rewarded for introverted behavior, therefore developing an introverted personality.

 

[garfyld]

And another one from 2013

https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1023&context=research_scholarship_symposium

The results show that there is a positive relationship between attractiveness andextroversion attribution. The greater the attractiveness, the higher one wouldrate the target in extroversion. In addition, the higher the rater’s level ofconscientiousness, the more likely s/he would rate the attractive targets higheron extroversion and the unattractive targets lower on extroversion. We attemptto conclude that attractive people tend to be viewed as more extroverted. Alsothere was a positive relationship between the rater’s extroversion and theattribution of extroversion. The higher the rater’s own extroversion, the highers/he would rate the attractive targets’ extroversion. We attempt to conclude thatindividuals attribute similar levels of extroversion to attractive targets, ideallywanting to increase the similarity between attractive targets and oneself.

 

[mortis]

Great thread op, literally the only blackpilled based thread in the last 2 years.
Tired of retarded zoomers spamming muh nt muh oofy muh rizz.

 

[dimorphism]

Literal water we all know about the positive feedback loop

 

[SixCRY]

blackpill is everything

 

[Shieda_Kayn]

yes but what about babies with drip?

 

[autismmaxxer]

its their fault for not fashionmaxxing ion care

 

[aesthetic beauty]

Are Extroverts Better Looking?

A study suggests extroversion is developmental. It's not all pretty.

www.psychologytoday.com

These scientists suggest something similar for extroversion: That good looking, strong babies and children are rewarded with lots of attention, which causes them to respond in kind, and a social style is born. The researchers found this effect even when controlling for androgen receptor gene polymorphism, a genetic explanation for extraversion, among other traits.


"All humans are equipped with a universal facultative mechanism that calibrates on the basis of feedback cues over the course of development," said Lukaszewski in a phone interview. "Even at a very young age, people respond more positively to healthy-looking physically attractive people. Those sorts of feedback cues can be influencing mechanisms in development."


The studies Lukaszewski and Roney undertook relied on various measures, self-reports and ratings, and independent ratings of attractiveness using standardized photos.


But then you have someone like, say, Julia Roberts, who is both beautiful and introverted*.

Lukaszewski said, "It can also be the case that through experience the child learns that how they get a lot of positive attention and rewards is developing skills that are facilitated through a more introverted orientation."


In other words, you can be genetically wired for extroversion but be rewarded for introverted behavior, therefore developing an introverted personality.

Good shit. I’ve been thinking about this recently.

 

[hopeless NTmaxxer]

high effort water is wet thread