killuacel
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- First, there was a main effect of StimGen, indicating that male faces generally received lower attractiveness ratings than female faces
- Second, we observed a small effect for RaterGen, with male raters generally giving lower attractiveness ratings than female raters, depending on the reference group, this bias can be described as either a male stringency bias or a female benevolence bias.
- Third, there was a significant interaction between the image’s and the rater’s gender, indicating that the discrepancy in ratings for female and male faces depended on the rater’s own gender. Female raters exhibited a larger difference in their ratings of male and female faces compared to male raters, leading to a more pronounced GAP for the female raters.
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