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March 3, 2015 Attractive Students Score Lower on Standardized TestsIn a study of female undergraduates at a U.S. college, researchers found that the most-attractive students scored about 3 tenths of a standard deviation lower on standardized tests than the least-attractive students. Thus there's no evidence that greater intellectual ability underlies the much-studied higher earnings of good-looking people, say Tatyana Deryugina of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and Olga Shurchkov of Wellesley College. Instead, the higher earnings are perhaps the result of more-attractive students' self-selection into fields such as consulting and management, the researchers say. |
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