Complete Revision of Website In-Progress in VERY early steps. While in-progress, please see other primary website for Dr. Patzer: www.LooksRule.com Contact by email at this time: Gordon@GordonPatzer.com — Thank you, Gordon
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Physical Attractiveness Phenomenon (PAP)
Appearance embodies multiple dimensions, and Physical Attractiveness (PA)—whether high, moderate, or low—dominates in impact. Despite different notions of physical attractiveness, the collective realities known as Physical Attractiveness Phenomenon (PAP) tend to be consistently all-pervasive, not sparing anyone, pets and animals included!
What you look like—or, more importantly, how your looks are perceived (by others and by yourself)—shapes your life in dozens of subtle and not so subtle ways from cradle to grave. Why and how does physical attractiveness impact our lives? What are the conscious or subconscious implications of physical attractiveness, or the lack of it? What are the innate, cultural and social factors that determine it?
For anyone intrigued, concerned, or otherwise motivated enough to explore the fascinating world of physical attractiveness in the world that we all live, this website (www.GordonPatzer.com) intends to offer a source of news, research, debate, discussion, and more, on this absorbing and often sensitive subject.
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Gordon Patzer, Ph.D., provides insights and commentary about physical attractiveness (PA), particularly physical attractiveness phenomenon (PAP), through research, writing, interviews, and speaking around the world. With recognized and respected expertise, Dr. Patzer presents knowledge, facts, expertise, and analyses as a researcher, writer, speaker, scholar, and practitioner. And, as reported by DATELINE NBC (American news program, NBC Television Network): “Dr. Patzer has spent more than 30 years studying physical attractiveness.”