Señales de salud perceptibles en rostros de hombres y mujeres

Davila Porras, Zorany Marcela; Martinez Molina, Paula Angelica Vannessa

Señales de salud perceptibles en rostros de hombres y mujeres

dc.contributor.advisor	Castellanos Chacon, Andres
dc.contributor.advisor	Leóngomez, Juan David
dc.contributor.advisor	Vasquez, Milena
dc.contributor.advisor	Sanchez, Oscar
dc.contributor.author	Davila Porras, Zorany Marcela
dc.contributor.author	Martinez Molina, Paula Angelica Vannessa
dc.date.accessioned	2024-11-07T22:49:08Z
dc.date.available	2024-11-07T22:49:08Z
dc.date.issued	2024-10
dc.description.abstract	Este estudio explora cómo la modificación del color facial, específicamente el enrojecimiento de la piel, influye en la percepción de salud de los rostros. La percepción de salud a través del rostro es un proceso universal que afecta juicios sociales sobre atractivo y competencia, entre otros. Se seleccionaron 250 participantes, quienes evaluaron rostros en su estado natural y con modificaciones en el enrojecimiento, usando una escala de 1 a 7. La investigación utilizó un diseño experimental con manipulación del color en el modelo Lab*, y el análisis se realizó mediante regresión lineal para observar la relación entre el enrojecimiento y la percepción de salud. Los resultados pretenden determinar si el aumento en el enrojecimiento de la piel está asociado con percepciones de mayor salud, aportando a la comprensión de cómo el color facial afecta las evaluaciones sociales de salud.
dc.description.abstractenglish	This study investigates how facial color modification, specifically skin redness, affects health perception in faces. Health perception through facial appearance is a universal process influencing social judgments on attractiveness and competence. A sample of 250 participants rated faces in their natural state and with modified redness on a 1-7 scale. The study utilized an experimental design, manipulating facial color in the Lab* color model, with linear regression analysis to examine the relationship between redness and perceived health. The findings aim to assess whether increased skin redness is associated with higher health perceptions, enhancing understanding of how facial color influences social health evaluations.
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dc.description.degreename	Psicólogo	spa
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dc.publisher.faculty	Facultad de Psicología	spa
dc.publisher.grantor	Universidad El Bosque	spa
dc.publisher.program	Psicología	spa
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dc.subject	Percepción de salud
dc.subject	Color Facial
dc.subject	Caracteristicas faciales
dc.subject.ddc	150
dc.subject.keywords	Health perception
dc.subject.keywords	Facial color
dc.subject.keywords	Facial characteristics
dc.title	Señales de salud perceptibles en rostros de hombres y mujeres
dc.title.translated	Perceptible health signs on the faces of men and women
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