性别二态性对个体吸引力的影响
The Impact of Sexual Dimorphism on Individual Attractiveness
摘要: 个体吸引力在人们的生活工作中起着重要作用，个体吸引力由面孔吸引力、体型吸引力、声音吸引力等组成。其中面孔吸引力的影响作用最大，其影响因素有对称性、平均化以及性别二态性。随着近年来人们对性别的传统认知逐渐受到新潮流文化的冲击，性别二态性的概念也被频繁提及，与之相关的性别二态性研究也随之增多。过去研究更加倾向于将性别二态性与其他变量相结合，研究其他因素对吸引力的影响，但对于性别二态性如何影响吸引力，并没有一个确切的结论。本文将从面孔、声音、体型、肤色等方面，探讨性别二态性对面孔吸引力造成的影响。
Abstract: Personal attractiveness plays an important role in people’s lives and work. Personal attractiveness consists of facial attractiveness, body attractiveness, voice attractiveness, etc. Among them, facial attractiveness has the greatest influence, and its influencing factors are symmetry, averageness and sexual dimorphism. In recent years, as people’s traditional understanding of gender has been gradually impacted by new cultural trends, the concept of sexual dimorphism has been frequently mentioned, and related research on sexual dimorphism has also increased. Past research has tended to combine sexual dimorphism with other variables to study the impact of other factors on attractiveness, but there is no definite conclusion on how sexual dimorphism affects attractiveness. This article will explore the impact of sexual dimorphism on facial attractiveness from aspects such as face, voice, body shape, and skin color.
文章引用：尹诗雨, 张卓雅, 齐晨, 曹玉洁, 朱丽如, 尹月阳 (2024). 性别二态性对个体吸引力的影响. 心理学进展, 14(3), 122-130. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2024.143141

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