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New York Post
Women and men share unexpected bad habits
A study found that heterosexual women gaze at attractive faces of both genders equally for aesthetic reasons, while men tend to focus primarily on faces that match their sexual preferences. Using eye-tracking, researchers observed that women show no gender bias in their attention, whereas men’s focus aligns with their sexual orientation. The findings suggest women appreciate beauty regardless of gender, while men’s attention is more selective.
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