The Psychology of Beauty

Questions marked with an * are required

Exit Survey

1)Does the thought of how others might be perceiving your looks affect your mood?

2)Does looking at images of beautiful people make you feel insecure about your own attractiveness

3)When you look at yourself in the mirror, how satisfied are you about the following aspects of your appearance?

Very satisfied

Moderately satisfied

Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied

Moderately dissatisfied

Very dissatisfied

4)When you form a mental image of what a person ideally looks like at age 30 or 45, to what extent is this picture based on:

5)You wish you were more attractive?

Agree

Disagree

6)Would you like to see more images of people who are aging naturally

Yes

7)Do you ever feel a mismatch between how you look and who you are?

Yes

Sometimes

I used to

8)Politicians, TV personalities, high–level executives and other prominent individuals–men and women alike–spend considerable money on their clothes. However, the women often invest additional time and money on makeup, elaborate hairstyles and jewelry, and often wear high heels. How comfortable do you feel about this difference in standards of grooming for men and women in the public sphere?

9)It might be said that a woman’s face, figure and wardrobe are her most important art project. How do you feel about this statement?

I agree

I agree somewhat

I don’t agree

Other

* 10)Do you think you do more beauty “work” (exercising, dieting, shopping for something hard to find online, organizing your closets) when you feel anxious, sad, or frustrated in other realms of your life?

Yes