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The Canvas Shapes the Stroke: Re-evaluating the Neutrality of Base Faces in Facial Transformation Paradigms
Preferences for facial sexual dimorphism are central to evolutionary and social-perceptual theories of attraction, yet decades of research have yielded empirical heterogeneity. While prior work largely emphasizes perceiver-level differences, the role of target facial features remains underexplored.
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