Self-perceived physical attractiveness linked to stronger materialistic values
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People who believe they are attractive are more likely to value wealth and possessions, according to a new study. The tendency to compare themselves with others may drive this materialism—unless buffered by a sense of personal affirmation.
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Original Title: Self-perceived physical attractiveness linked to stronger materialistic values. Research suggests this occurs because people who believe they are attractive are more likely to compare themselves with others in terms of abilities, opinions, and social status, which increases materialistic tendencies.