Opposites DON'T attract! We find people who look like us more attractive, 熟考する／考慮する finds
- Many celebrity couples look 類似の such as?Rooney Mara and Joaquin 不死鳥／絶品?
- New 速度(を上げる） dating 熟考する／考慮する 示唆するs we find those who look like us better looking?
- It 示唆するs facial similarities create feelings of 'kinship' and プロの／賛成の-social 社債ing
From Rooney Mara and Joaquin 不死鳥／絶品 to Kirsten Dunst and 足緒 Plemons, celebrity couples often look alike.?
But the 現象 is not 排除的 to the rich and famous ? an Instagram page called @siblingsordating is 献身的な to snaps of couples who appear eerily 類似の.
Now, 実験s 伴う／関わるing 速度(を上げる） dating show that we tend to みなす people who look like us as more attractive because we perceive them as '肉親，親類d and 信頼できる'.?
Looking 類似の to someone can create a sense of 'kinship' which can lead to more プロの／賛成の-social behaviour and a greater 見込み of becoming a couple.?
The 熟考する／考慮する comes すぐに after the new phrase 'doppelbanger' was coined to 言及する to dating someone who 耐えるs an uncanny resemblance to you.?
Many celebrity couples, 含むing actress Rooney Mara and actor Joaquin 不死鳥／絶品 (pictured), look alike
A new 熟考する／考慮する shows that we tend to see people who look like us as more attractive because we perceive them as more '肉親，親類d and 信頼できる'. Pictured, Kirsten Dunst and 足緒 Plemons?
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The 現象 of couples looking alike has long fascinated scientists. Pictured, Juliette 吊りくさび and Brad Pitt in 1991
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The new 熟考する／考慮する was led by psychologists at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia, and published in the 定期刊行物?進化 and Human 行為.
'Results 示唆する that people may 捜し出す facially 類似の romantic partners,' said lead 熟考する／考慮する author Amy Zhao at the University of Queensland.?
'They are perceived as more 肉親，親類d, understanding and 信頼できる 予定 to a 可能性のある overlap between facial similarity and relatedness.'?
多重の 熟考する／考慮するs have sought to explain why there's an attraction between people who look alike, with many putting it 負かす／撃墜する to subconsciously 存在 drawn to someone who looks like a family member.??
研究 from 2008 by Hungarian scientists 設立する that women are inclined to choose partners whose 直面するs 似ている those of their fathers, while men were also more likely to have a 関係 with a woman who looks like their mother.?
一方／合間, a French 熟考する／考慮する from 2012 設立する that some men were most attracted to images of women that had been digitally manipulated to 似ている their own features.?
For the new 熟考する／考慮する, the team 手配中の，お尋ね者 to 調査／捜査する what facial traits make us みなす someone as attractive ? not just looking 類似の to us, but also?having a masculine or feminine 直面する and 存在 perceived as 'prosocial' or 肉親，親類d.?
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The psychologists 新採用するd 682 異性愛の 関係者s and 記録，記録的な／記録するd a total of 2,285 速度(を上げる）-dating interactions in the lab.?
In all, 1,188 interactions were based on 関係者s interacting with a partner of the same ethnicity, and the remaining 1,097 interactions were with a partner of a different ethnicity.
Each interaction lasted three minutes, after which 関係者s 完全にするd a questionnaire to 率 the facial attractiveness and 親切 of their dating partner.?
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Doppelg?ngers don't just look 類似の, a 2022 熟考する／考慮する 示唆するs?
Photos taken of the 関係者s were used to help 決定する facial similarities between the couples.??
研究員s 設立する that facial similarity 影響（力）d perceptions of attractiveness ? in other words, 関係者s who 率d someone as attractive tended to look 類似の to them.?
関係者s also received higher facial attractiveness ratings from partners of the same ethnicity, compared to those from a different ethnicity.?
Interestingly, facial similarity 予報するd ratings of 親切 even when the partner was the same or different ethnicity to the rater.?
The 専門家s think 類似の 直面するs are a signal of kinship ? the feeling of 存在 類似の and therefore belonging together and 存在 able to 信用 each other.?
This is even though past 熟考する／考慮するs have 示唆するd cues of kinship can 減少（する） 性の desirability 予定 to a subconscious 認識／意識性 of the 'costs of inbreeding'.?
The team think there is 'likely a genetic basis' for what 肉親，親類d of 直面するs we find attractive, and that preferences for 確かな facial features 潜在的に 発展させるd 予定 to fitness 利益s signalled by those features.?
Somewhat unsurprisingly, the team also 設立する facial masculinity was 前向きに／確かに associated with facial attractiveness ratings of men, and?negatively associated with facial attractiveness ratings of women.?
Photos taken of the 関係者s were used to help 決定する facial similarities between the couples
Males were みなすd more attractive the more masculine they appeared (unsurprisingly, 女性（の）s were みなすd いっそう少なく attractive if they looked more masculine)
In other words, the more masculine a man looked, the more attractive they tended to be perceived, while?女性（の）s were みなすd いっそう少なく attractive if they looked more masculine.?
The team say past 熟考する／考慮するs in this area have had 'major 制限s' as they 伴う／関わるd partic ipants 率ing a 一連の photographs or computer-生成するd 直面するs.
For example, a 2002 熟考する／考慮する 設立する that 関係者s who 直面するd computer game 対抗者s who facially 似ているd themselves were more willing to 信用 the 対抗者.?
'It was not （疑いを）晴らす that findings from those 熟考する／考慮するs would generalise to real life interactions where people are moving, talking, changing facial 表現s, 陳列する，発揮するing their personality, and so on,' the team say.?
They 結論する: 'It would be worthwhile to 調査／捜査する how the 客観的な facial 特徴 we 設立する to relate to attractiveness here may or may not also relate in real couples.'?
If you're dating someone who looks JUST like you then you're in good company with celebs like Kristen Stewart and Courteney Cox
Rather than opposites attracting, 熟考する／考慮するs have long shown that people are more inclined to date partners who 似ている themselves.
Celebrities around the world are 証明するing the notion - 含むing blonde bombshells Oscar-指名するd Kristen Stewart?and her fianc?e Dylan Meyer.
一方／合間, Friends 星／主役にする?Courteney Cox?and her partner Snow Patrol guitarist Johnny McDaid are 公式文書，認めるd for their incredibly 類似の 直面する 形態／調整 and bone structure and piercing blue 注目する，もくろむs.?
But the 現象 is not 排除的 to the rich and famous ? an Instagram page called @siblingsordating is 献身的な to snaps of couples who appear eerily 類似の.
It may be that we are innately drawn to other people who look like us because seeing them 誘発するs a feeling of familiarity or kinship.?
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A 熟考する／考慮する by Institut des Sciences de l’進化, in Montpellier, フラン, in 2012 設立する that more than a third of men were most attracted to images of women that had been digitally manipulated to 似ている their own features.?
There's also an idea that after year s together, couples start to look ますます alike, a theory 支援するd up by a 1987 University of Michigan 熟考する／考慮する that 設立する that partners who didn't look alike at the start of a marriage experience a 'degree of 集中 前向きに／確かに correlated with couples’ ratings of marriage 質'.
However, this idea has been debunked by a more 最近の 熟考する／考慮する by Stanford University in 2020, published in 科学の 報告（する）／憶測s.?
研究員s 収集するd a database of photos of more than 500 couples taken in the first two years of their marriage and anywhere between 20 and 69 years later.?
They asked volunteers to 診察する a photo of an individual and six others, 含むing their spouse, and 階級 them by similarity, 同様に as 成し遂げるing the same 仕事 using facial 承認 ソフトウェア.?
However, they 設立する no 証拠 of couples morphing into each other with age, and （機の）カム to the 結論 that spouses' 直面するs tended to be 類似の to begin with.?
