In practicality, it would seem that these traits do have a large effect on how men rate women. At this time in our scientific development beauty has been staked out fairly well. Scientists, such as New Mexico State University's Randy Thornhill, have shown ever increasing evidence that beauty is a biologically influenced phenomenon. But wait, notice the influenced part. Nowhere, in all the research that we found on this subject, has any researcher suggested that the biological factors of beauty are by themselves the determining factor in mate selection.
Humans are also a moral animal.
Evidence has shown that humans are biologically biased, but we are also culturally and morally biased. Each of the questions will be raised in relation to a set of test cases. These test cases will contain pictures of women that can be ascribed to the quantifiable standard for biological beauty but have on subtle secondary beauty trait that has been altered. These traits will be engineered from general knowledge about the tendancy of beauty opinions between the conservative or liberal viewpoints. At the end of the study, the subjects will be asked to place themselves in a particular political context.