The influence of wearing a mask on the projected first impressions and attractiveness levels of smiling individuals.

Steven Dayan,Sabrina Fabi,Nimit Gandhi,Isabel Scharf, Alexea Resner, Lien Lian,Eljona Kola, Zainab Jabri

Journal of cosmetic dermatology(2022)

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Face masks have different effects for males versus females in both an online and in-person setting. Men are perceived more positively in-person when they smile unmasked while they are better ranked online when they smile masked. Females are better perceived in all domains other than attractiveness when smiling unmasked both online and in person. To optimize first impressions, individuals should seek to meet in person whenever possible when forming new relationships.
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attractiveness levels,first impressions,mask
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