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Why are we attracted to people we know are trouble. People may assume they're drawn to danger or risk taking. But in fact, people with dark personalities may look hotter when they try harder than do those with more stable character traits.
Scientists gave personality tests to more than 100 subjects to rate them for what's called Dark Triad trait—that's Machiavellianism, narcissism and psychopathy. They then took different photographs of each subject. One was a so-called “adorned condition” where the participants were turned out clothed and styled. In the “unadorned condition” they were presented as neutrally as possible: their hair was pulled back, they changed into grey sweat pants and tee shirts, and they wore no makeup or other adornments. And they maintained neutral facial expressions.
科學(xué)家們對(duì)100名受試者進(jìn)行了性格測(cè)試以評(píng)估他們的黑暗性格，即權(quán)謀主義、自戀和精神病態(tài)。然后為每位受試者拍不同的兩組照片。一組是所謂的“裝酷”，參與者穿衣時(shí)尚，顯得很有個(gè)性。在“條件樸素”這一組，他們盡可能顯得中性：頭發(fā)被拉回原樣，換上了灰色長(zhǎng)運(yùn)動(dòng)褲和T恤，不化妝，也不戴任何飾品，就連面部表情也顯得很中性化。
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