Longitudinal data on an evolutionary question. Infant attractiveness predicts maternal behaviors and attitudes. The nature of attractiveness. Adults' responses to infants varying in appearance of age and attractiveness. Facial diversity and infant preferences for attractive faces.
Attractive faces are only average.
Infants' differential social responses to attractive and unattractive faces. Construct and measurement issues. Infant attractiveness and perceived temperament in the prediction of attachment classifications. Social play correlates of attachment. Physical attractiveness as a correlate of peer status and social competence in preschool children.