There is even a look bias towards children.

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Attractive children are perceived to be more intelligent, confident, and well-behaved, and are thus more likely to receive positive feedback and attention from their teachers, parents, and even other children. Additionally, they are seen as more socially competent and are more likely to be welcomed into friendship groups, which can further enhance their social and emotional development. On the other hand, unattractive children are perceived as less intelligent and less social. This bias can begin as early as infancy, where unattractive infant faces may receive more negative affective responses from adults.

 

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literally, halo effect

 

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water

 

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literally, halo effect

It either be good looking or die trying

 

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Bump

 

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Shit theory ugly people are the most confident.. being attractive helps but it doesn't mean that the respect is guaranteed it can be true for girls but not for the men..when I was a kid I was the tallest and whitest in the class but still every body disrespected me because I was abnormal in their eyes and the ugly kids used to get all the attention and they still run the groups

 

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Shit theory ugly people are the most confident.. being attractive helps but it doesn't mean that the respect is guaranteed it can be true for girls but not for the men..when I was a kid I was the tallest and whitest in the class but still every body disrespected me because I was abnormal in their eyes and the ugly kids used to get all the attention and they still run the groups

Why do you believe this theory is not valid, despite being supported by studies that have proven its accuracy?

In School, Good Looks Help and Good Looks Hurt (But They Mostly Help)

sites.utexas.edu

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4757567/

PHYSICAL ATTRACTIVENESS AND THE ACCUMULATION OF SOCIAL AND HUMAN CAPITAL IN ADOLESCENCE AND YOUNG ADULTHOOD: ASSETS AND DISTRACTIONS

Beauty has a well-documented impact on labor market outcomes with both legal and policy implications. This monograph investigated whether this stratification is rooted in earlier developmental experiences. Specifically, we explored how high schools’ ...

www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov