5 o& `( N' E/ q( r( j* {7 h/ w0 n% ^WOMEN are worse oglers than men despite the widespread belief that they are less physically focused, a study suggests.1 R9 \/ l8 I5 a. t3 E
7 g' D5 A+ L2 s/ }0 rScientists used eye-tracking technology to pinpoint what people looked at when shown a series of sexy photos. " G1 q4 D, w$ c: c6 f bThey expected women to be more interested in faces, and men in genitals. + V2 `( t4 m( T" T7 J) g
$ {2 R6 ^* G# ]* ^9 ^* iTo their surprise, they found almost the reverse was true. & D. C/ G1 S K" N
9 ?7 h# W+ U+ o9 eMen were more likely than women to linger on the face before diverting their attention to other parts of the body. 2 r$ t& `* ?8 q3 ]5 S
' Y o% d7 s; H9 R1 BWomen also spent longer looking at images of couples performing sexual acts. 9 c* L4 `) y& Z# B _' K! E9 u6 M! E! s" e. z
Study leader Heather Rupp, from the Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender and Reproduction at Indiana University, said: "Men looked at the female face much more than women and both looked at the genitals comparably. 6 U9 _5 w2 Z5 ~1 r " c( o# e$ N4 r7 k" E2 x" T"The eye-tracking data suggested what women paid most attention to was dependent on their hormonal state." " k) `9 H( S$ c) c3 y ( v" r- K( a9 Z4 V; A6 jThe findings were reported in the journal Hormones And Behaviour.
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