The study included 44 people, with a mean age of 23.7 years. Experimenters used 3D images of faces, objects, and objects. Among them, there were 2 male and 2 female models of different weights in the same underwear on a flat floor.
All participants saw faces, bodies, and objects in a different order. Volunteers were asked to rate how much they liked the pictures they saw. Participants were either hungry or full after spending a night.
As a result, volunteers with a high BMI (body mass index) preferred fuller bodies over whether they were full or not. This was not observed in participants with low BMI.
Source: Ferra
