Analysis shows how smile shape impacts self-perceived attractiveness in females, suggesting broader smiles are preferred.
Smile shape significantly affects self-perceived attractiveness, particularly in females, with effects related to proportionally larger smiles. This finding highlights known sex-based differences in aesthetic self-perceptions, as well as the preference for broader smiles.
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