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Strut Your Stuff

By The Daily Dish
May 13 2008, 3:59 AM ET

How one walks may be a key part of attractiveness:

The findings reflect the views of over 700 individuals who participated in a series of five studies, three of which involved animated representations of people walking. The attractiveness ratings for perceived women increased by about 50 percent when they walked with hip sway, and attractiveness ratings for perceived men more than doubled when they walked with a swagger in their shoulders.

But no one walks like Xavier.



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