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Effects of Men's Physical Attractiveness on Interpersonal Attraction

Psychological Reports, 1984
This study provided an explanation of selections by others to meet based on composites of qualities imputed to the others. 60 undergraduate men made attraction-responses to male targets consensually identified as representative of five levels of attractiveness.
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The spillover effect of attractions

Tourism Economics, 2016
Destinations formulate their tourism development strategies based on a number of factors, including tourism spillover effects. Using data from 98 administrative cities in Eastern China from 2004 to 2012 and spatial modelling techniques, this study examines the spillover effect of attractions, including natural, cultural and man-made attractions.
Zhou Bo, Yang Bi, Li Hengyun, Qu Hailin
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Attractive steric effects

Journal of Chemical Education, 1973
Attractive steric effects cause some organic structures to be more stable when bulky side-groups are closer together.
A. Liberles, A. Greenberg, J. E. Eilers
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From the depletion attraction to the bridging attraction: The effect of solvent molecules on the effective colloidal interactions

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2015
Depletion attraction induced by non-adsorbing polymers or small particles in colloidal solutions has been widely used as a model colloidal interaction to understand aggregation behavior and phase diagrams, such as glass transitions and gelation. However, much less attention has been paid to study the effective colloidal interaction when small particles/
Jie, Chen, Steven R, Kline, Yun, Liu
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Intelligence and attractiveness in the face: Beyond the attractiveness halo effect

Journal of Evolutionary Psychology, 2011
Abstract Positive relationships between perceived intelligence, actual intelligence and facial attractiveness have been attributed to (a) an attractiveness halo effect in which attractive individuals are attributed with positive personality traits and (b) a “good genes” model of mate choice.
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Judging Physical Attractiveness: Effects of Judges' Own Attractiveness

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1975
Judges rated the physical attractiveness of others from pho tographs and were themselves photographed and rated on phy sical attractiveness. Male and female judges gave similar ratings to attractive targets, but when rating unattractive targets, male judges showed assimilation effects and female judges showed contrast effects.
Gay H. Tennis, James M. Dabbs
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Effective attraction radius

Journal of Chemical Ecology, 1989
The catches of bark beetles (Coleoptera: Scolytidae) were compared between attractive traps releasing semiochemicals and passive traps (cylindrical sticky screens hung, at 10 heights of 0.7-11.5 m, on poles). A central attractive-trap pole was surrounded by three passive-trap poles spaced 50 or 100 m away at the apices of an equilateral triangle.
J A, Byers, O, Anderbrant, J, Löqvist
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Effects of Affective Value and Similarity on Attraction

The Journal of Social Psychology, 1979
It has been suggested that an information processing analysis of the ubiquitous similarity-attraction relationship predicts that the effects of similarity on attraction are indirect. A reanalysis which views similarity manipulations as conveying relevant information about attraction was subjected to empirical test.
Maryann E, Steele, Richard P, McGlynn
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Automobile Paint Effective as an Insect Attractant

Science, 1967
Two acrylic auto paints were effective attractants for sap beetles, Stelidota geminata (Say) and Glischrochilus fasciatus (Oliver). Response to the synthetic lures was sufficient to encourage additional testing of their potential in survey and control programs.
O K, Jantz, R F, Gertz, M T, Wells
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Effectiveness, Attractiveness, and Unity

2013
This second case study will focus more on the organizational variables discussed in Chapter 7. We will try to show how the three variables are crucial for long-run success, and that effectiveness cannot possibly be the only one, like one of the people in the case (Robert) seems to believe (implicitly or explicitly).
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