Psychology

You look more attractive as part of a group than alone

Show people the same face in a group photo and alone, and they rate it as better-looking in the group. Researchers think the brain computes an average of nearby faces and each one borrows a little of that average — flaws blur out, and the whole group looks better than any single member.

Drew Walker & Edward Vul, Why Faces Are and Are Not Special: An Effect of Attractiveness — Psychological Science, 2014

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