Pretty Privilege vs. Group Prejudice methodology and survey questions and raw data

This project investigates whether <b>ingroup bias or attractiveness bias has a stronger influence on decision-making</b>. Using the <b>Minimal Group Paradigm</b>, participants were assigned to artificial groups to measure how group membership affects their choices, while also testing whether the attractiveness of individuals influences these decisions. By comparing these two biases directly, the study aims to understand how group belonging and physical appearance interact to shape the decisions people make, providing insights into how <b>cognitive and social factors influence everyday judgments and behaviours</b>.