I’m looking for photographs of human faces that represent different levels of attractiveness. Ideally, the photographs would have already been piloted (i.e., to confirm that each is either “attractive,” “average,” or “unattractive"). I plan to use these photographs in a demonstration that I’m creating for an undergraduate research methods and statistics course.
Nathan Bowling If you email me, I can send you an attractive prototype (i.e., the morphed average of 10 attractive face images) and an unattractive prototype (i.e., the morphed average of 10 unattractive face images); I have these images for men and women. Note that you may have some difficulty obtaining images of real (singular) individuals because of ethical considerations.
Hey Laith, here is a link to a folder containing men and women pre-rated as high, medium, or low in facial attractiveness. The "cropped" photos are the facial photos for use. The Excel file in the main folder has the attractiveness ratings for all people in the broader stimulus set, and separately for the pre-selected people in the folders.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/525turzputgl6qi/AACNW14MmxdREWsHpS_17qETa?dl=0
Hope that helps!
I keep a collection of resources here: http://www.epaclab.com/resources
Some links mugfht need updating.
If I remember well, I think the Radboud Database has a question about attractiveness in their validation.
Aaron Lukaszewski, the link is definitely helpful. In order to use the pictures, I was wondering if they are open access and which is the reference for them? Thanks!
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