People unconsciously group themselves according to their level of attractiveness
Scientists from OTAG University (New Zealand) and Oxford University (UK) conducted large-scale experiments. To do this, they had to use hidden cameras installed on the roof of a sports stadium in Dunedin (a city in New Zealand).
The purpose of the study was to find out what the principles of people in a crowd would look like if they were given freedom of movement.
Participants were deliberately misled and asked to be randomized while the researchers prepared to begin the study. They then had to get together in groups — and repeat this process seven times over a 600 square meter area during the experiment. Meter.
Before the experiment began, each participant was photographed and given a unique number of caps. The photographs were independently judged by three researchers who grouped the images according to their level of attractiveness.
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People have been found to form groups of an average of six people each. And they tend to be around people with similar levels of attractiveness. At the same time, attractive women tended to be in the center of the group.
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Jamin also noticed that there were beautiful women in the center of each group. This means that attractive women act as “social magnets.”
