Publications by authors named "Se Kristine Rognmo Mikalsen"
Article Synopsis
- Amplifiers improve the perception of quality differences, helping high-quality individuals stand out while making low-quality traits more noticeable.
- The evolution of traits like the human nose may serve as an amplifier, aiding in the assessment of individual attractiveness in social interactions.
- Experiments show that centering the nose tip in facial images enhances perceived attractiveness, suggesting that symmetry or balance plays a role, though the link to individual quality is still uncertain.
