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基于早期疾病的线索来区分生病和健康的面孔:对性别差异的探索性分析

Arnaud Tognetti^1,2, Evelina Thunell¹, Marta Zakrzewska¹

¹Department of Clinical Neuroscience, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

Evolution, medicine, and public health

|November 9, 2023

概括

女性在检测面部疾病线索方面略好于男性. 更高的厌恶灵敏度也会影响疾病的感知,这表明疾病避免的进化机制.

科学领域:

进化心理学进化心理学
人类行为人类行为.
疾病生态学疾病生态学

背景情况:

性和与疾病相关的特征可能会影响对疾病线索的反应.
以前的研究缺乏能力来确认疾病感知是否与性别或人格特征有关.

研究的目的:

调查女性,健康状况较差,厌恶敏感度较高,易患疾病或健康问题的人是否能更好地检测疾病线索.
检查疾病暗示检测中的性别差异.

主要方法:

一项大型在线研究涉及343名女性和340名男性,确定了病人和健康的面孔.
参与者查看了受诱发炎症的志愿者的照片,并填写了与疾病有关的问卷.

主要成果:

两性都在机会之上歧视病人和健康的人.
与男性相比,女性在疾病暗示检测方面表现出更高的准确性和速度.
增加对身体气味的厌恶灵敏度与识别生病面部的更自由的标准相关.

结论:

人类可以检测到面部疾病的早期迹象.
女性在识别疾病线索方面表现出轻微但显著的优势.
未来的研究应该探索女性增强的能力是否与避免生病的人有关.

关键词:

行为免疫系统行为免疫系统与疾病相关的个性特征疾病的表情暗示.性别差异的性别差异.疾病检测检测疾病检测

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