Anonymous wrote:not according to researchAnonymous wrote:Women. Quite easily.
not according to researchAnonymous wrote:Women. Quite easily.
They found that men’s ratings of self-perceived attractiveness were higher than women’s ratings; however, looking at others' ratings, women were rated overall as more attractive than men.
According to the researchers, this is consistent with previous research showing that men tend to overestimate their own level of attractiveness while women don’t.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would wager that overall it would be men.
+1 men are delusional about their abilities as well.
Women under estimate the intelligence, ability and looks.
Lots of beautiful women think they aren't that pretty; lots of average looking men think they are good looking.
https://theconversation.com/men-think-theyre-brighter-than-they-are-and-women-underestimate-their-iq-why-178645
Male hubris, female humility
Despite people’s overall tendency to overestimate their own intelligence, individuals vary. Some doubt their intellectual ability while others greatly overestimate their talents. In general, though, when asked to estimate their IQ, men think they’re significantly brighter than they are, while women’s estimates are far more modest.
Our findings are consistent with those of other studies. Psychologist Adrian Furnham has termed this effect the male hubris, female humility problem. It’s true of many cultures.
Anonymous wrote:I would wager that overall it would be men.
Anonymous wrote:Women for sure. - woman