A Psychologist Explains The ‘Pretty Privilege’ Paradox

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Mark Travers, Ph.D., is an American psychologist with degrees from Cornell University and the University of Colorado Boulder. He is the lead psychologist at Awake Therapy, a telehealth company that provides video and telephone psychotherapy, counseling, and coaching to individuals in over 40 countries worldwide.

In a world that remains highly fixated on outward appearances, the phenomenon of"pretty privilege" awards significant societal advantages to individuals deemed conventionally attractive. While there are clear benefits to such preferential treatment, a deeper examination by researchers reveals there are also certain unwanted consequences to being highly attractive.

Growing up attractive can lend individuals confidence and social skills that make them seem more competent, likable and persuasive. Due to their looks and perceived abilities, social and romantic interactions become more accessible, doors swing open and invitations are readily extended. Baltimore Ravens Vs. Tennessee Titans NFL Picks & Predictions: Road-Worn Opponents To Fall Under Betting TotalLeak Reveals A Wall Street Crypto Revolution That Could Crush The U S Dollar Has Suddenly Begun Heralding Bitcoin Ethereum XRP And Crypto Price Chaosshows that attractive individuals can also be perceived as vain. Researchers explain that it is only because of their perceived sociability that moral judgments about them become more balanced.

Additionally, true social connections based on personality and shared interests may be overshadowed by superficial external judgments. Relationships may be initiated for the wrong reasons, leading to a sense of isolation and lack of authentic connection, which is essential for well-being.also found that if an individual is perceived to be less attractive and less intelligent-looking, they also seem less human to an onlooker.

Pretty privilege may also create an overemphasis on external qualities, leading to the development of an unhealthy relationship with one’s body, based on a pressure to “keep up appearances” or continue receiving validation through beauty.

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