how do we measure perceptive beauty from psychological point of view?
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I have read somewhere that what perceive as beauty is in fact symmetry.  So the more symmetrical someones face is (left and right), the more beauty we perceive.
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Being perceptive enough to see the most loving thing to do in a situation... \n\n... and then actually doing it.
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I was just considering this. The world is very appearance based, and when one does not meet the social definition of beauty then it becomes a discriminatory tool that gets used against people.  I think that on a global level there are too many definitions of beauty to pigeonhole individuals, but here in the states, the definitions of socially accepted beauty are so limited that people think it is acceptable to mistreat people on the basis of their appearance.  I do not feel that this is right and I am working toward changing this!
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beauty, power, emotion
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You can be smiling on the outside and crying on the inside.  You can be in a state of calm bliss without showing it.  People that are amazingly beautiful are often thought of as perfect and looked upon with great jealousy when they have just as many problems as everybody else.\n\nIts not about looks.  However sometimes when you look into somebody's eyes you can see beyond the physical reality and get a tiny glimpse of what lies beyond.  The eyes are indeed a window to the soul for those who know how to look.\n\nThere are even some people that are highly empathic and can sense good emotions (and bad emotions) directly.  I believe that we all have the potential to be empathic but some people choose to ignore this while others try hard but are just not sensitive enough.\n\nOnly you know if you are truly enjoying your life and even then its sometimes hard to tell.
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Based on various psychology experiments, people seem tend to assign more positive qualities to those they deem are attractive.  One experiment even suggested that babies spend more time looking at the faces of attractive strangers than those of unattractive ones more.\n  As unfair as it is, relative attractiveness has a huge impact on the first impressions of others, not to mention self-perception... This effect is relevant in many situations (i.e. hiring, friendships, relationships).  Hate to say it but, physical looks count for a helluva lot in today's society =T
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pleasant to look at,intelligence,nice eyes,great smile,
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Something is beautiful if you choose to ignore its flaws.  For example, let's say I show you a photo of a person's face.  The person's face has no flaws.  You might say the person is beautiful because the person is flawless.  Then I zoom out and show you the person's arms are horribly disfigured.  Now that you can see the flaws, the person is suddenly no longer visible.  Different people can overlook or not even notice different flaws.  If you don't see the flaws, you see beauty.  I think the movie Shallow Hal is actually close to reality.
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Personally, I think beauty comes from within...however, I'm fat, so I may be biased.
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aesthetics? isn't it subjective? I.e. what's wrong is that whoever evaluated your work doesn't think it's pretty. \n\nTry to find out who evaluates the exams and look at their work, or critical reviews that they wrote to get an idea of what they like.
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Beauty is nice, but what really matter is the personal.
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
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Real Beauty is seen from within! You may like or appreciate what you see physically in a person but you will love what is in the core of that person.
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. As long as you think it looks good.
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Beauty lies in the eye of the beholder
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my firm personal belief is that when we find that special someone, we find them attractive and pretty, no matter what anyone else thinks of them. therefore, I say physical may not matter all that much, it is about the chemistry of two people, there views, and whether it will last or not.
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Beauty and Personality.