Dario Furnari^1,2,5,6,7*, Nadya Khan³, Melissa Delaney¹, Margaret Cerna^1,5, Khaled Hamlaoui¹, Sebastien Lagree^1,2, Amy Peace^1,2, Megan Owens^1,2, Shanee Lee Scott^1,2, Tanya Crowle^1,2, Susana Sanchez¹, Elena Talyanova¹, Monika Milczarek⁴, Abdulrahim Aljayar¹, Sergey Petrov^1,7, Juan Jose Ariet¹, Himanshu Tiwari¹, VV Manjula Kumari¹, Vladyslav Melnyk¹, Heather Perren^1,2, Timothy Lee¹, Michael Cochard¹, Sandy Wanna¹, Mia M Michel^1,2, Clarice Santos¹, Charlie Peebles^1,6, Chutima Halg¹ and Erik Dalton¹

¹Department of Biomedical Sciences, UK, Germany, Netherlands, USA
²Department of Lagree Studio, Los Angeles, USA
³Department of Pharmacology, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, UAEU
⁴Department Monroe Medical, UK
⁵Kimec Institute, USA
⁶Indiana State University, USA
⁷Lotus Academy, Ukraine

*Corresponding Author: Dario Furnari, Department of Biomedical Sciences, UK, Germany, Netherlands, USA.

Received: September 21, 2022 Published: October 25, 2022

With the diffusion of the various Social Networks, Facebook- Twitter-Istagram-Tik Tok, and above all with the immoderate use in this quarantine-virus period, it happens more and more often to create more and more profiles, finding yourself with a delicate simple but decisive choice: Which photo to choose? There are those who put the close-up of their face, who a whole picture of themselves, who children, who the pet, who the landscape, who a quote. But if the goal is to be attractive or interesting, who doesn't want to?!, The best choice is a group photo with friends. And once again science comes to meet us: two researchers from the University of San Diego, D. Walker and E. Vul, have shown that faces appear more attractive when they appear in a group, the so-called "cheerleader effect". For example, let's take Cheerleader girls, certainly beautiful girls, but their beauty is an optical illusion, produced by the fact that the groups appear instead of individually.

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Citation

Citation: Dario Furnari., et al. “Cheerleader Effect - Psychology and Neuroscience". Acta Scientific Pharmacology 3.11 (2022): 07-08.

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