For the study, he and his team analyzed how 288 female and 25 male undergraduates responded to various images testing how the test subjects perceived colors, and others who wore them. All of the participants self-identified as heterosexual or bisexual.
在这项研究中,艾略特教授和他的团队向288名女大学生和25名男大学生出示了不同的照片,来测试他们对穿着不同颜色的人的反应。所有的参与者都声称是异性恋或者双性恋。
In several experiments, the shirt of a man featured in the photographs was digitally colored either red or another color. Participants rated the pictured man’s status and attractiveness, and reported on their willingness to date, kiss, and engage in other sexual activity with the person. They also rated the man’s general likability, kindness, and extroversion.
在几次实验中,所示照片中男性穿着的衬衫通过技术手段绘成红色或其他颜色。参与实验的人员将照片中的男性按照社会地位、吸引力程度排序,并排列出他们愿意与其约会、亲吻和进行其他性行为的程度。同时,他们还要求按照喜欢程度、友好度和外向程度对照片中的男性进行排序。
The researchers found that the red effect was limited to status and romance. Red made the man seem more powerful, attractive, but did not make the man seem more likable, kind, or sociable. The effect was consistent across cultures. Undergraduates in the United States, England, Germany, and China all found men more attractive when wearing or bordered by red.
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