Women seem to be more alluring when they look slightly upwards while men become more masculine if they tilt their head back and look slightly down their nose, according to a recent study。

　　Darren Burke and Danielle Sulikowski of the University of Newcastle in Australia asked volunteers to rate computer-generated, 3D models in various facial positions。

　　Burke, a senior psychology lecturer, said: "Human facial attractiveness from an evolutionary perspective has been extensively studied. But, although the influence of feminine and masculine features is relatively well-known, there is a gap in our knowledge as to what is considered masculine and feminine about facial features."

　　"The research found the way we angle our faces affects our attractiveness to the opposite sex."

　　Further research is now planned to see if people subconsciously tilt their faces when flirting。

　　英國《每日郵報》24日報道稱，最新研究顯示，女子在微微抬頭仰視時姿態(tài)更誘人，而男子在頭向后靠并稍作俯視狀時最具男人味。

　　來自澳大利亞紐卡斯?fàn)柎髮W(xué)的達倫?伯克和丹尼爾?蘇里科沃斯基做了一項實驗，要求志愿者對電腦合成的3D模特各個面部姿態(tài)打分。

　　高級心理學(xué)講師伯克總結(jié)道：“科學(xué)家已經(jīng)從進化角度對人類面部魅力特征進行了廣泛的研究。但是，盡管女性、男性特征在科研中的影響廣為人知，對于面部特征的男性化、女性化界定方面，我們所知有限?！?/p>

　　“該研究得出這樣一個結(jié)論：我們扭轉(zhuǎn)頭部的方式會影響我們在異性心中的吸引力?！?/p>

　　如今科學(xué)家們正在進行深入研究，從而判斷人們在調(diào)情時是否會潛意識地傾斜頭部。