Result of linear regressions with attractiveness as dependent variable, and morphological masculinity and skin colour as independent variables. aAs rated by participants. bMeasured using methods descr
'01_clean_transf_data.csv' contains data points used for comparing facial distances and masculinity scores (scores transformed where appropriate) between parents of autistic and non-autistic children.
A great number of studies have shown that features linked to immediate fertility explain a large part of the variance in female attractiveness. This is consistent with an evolutionary perspective, as
