Symmetrical faces such as Brad Pitt Tend Selfish

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YOU idolized actor Brad Pitt and obsessing looking guy like him? If so, you should think twice before actually pursuing a dream.

Owner symmetrical faces such as Brad Pitt, Natalie Portman, Kate Moss, and George Clooney obviously very attractive to the eye. But according to a new study, the owner of this face is also more likely to have a selfish nature.

Researchers from Edinburgh University to do research to see if the facial symmetry has to do with selfishness. They asked study participants to select an image between "dove" (the symbol of people who are able to compromise with others for mutual benefit) or "eagles" (the symbol of people who love to impose the will). The researchers then analyzed the facial features of the participants and found that women and men with symmetrical faces tend to choose an image "eagle".

Research conducted on 292 people aged 83 in a study entitled "The Lothian Birth Cohort 1921", study participants are followed throughout their lives. They analyzed 15 facial contours, including the position of the nose, mouth, eyes and ears. After comparing the symmetry of the faces of the participants, researchers found that the owner does not face an asymmetric prone to illness and lack of affection in childhood.

"When people with symmetrical faces is said to tend to be healthier and more interesting, they also more independent and less adept at working together and seeking help from others, "wrote the study conclusions.

" Symmetry of the face is considered a marker of the so-called developmental stability, which triggers the body's ability to ward off stress and not be thrown from its development path, "explains Ian Cleary Professor of Psychology, as disitat Daily mail , on Thursday (08/25/2011).

(FTR)