Hair loss and electability : the bald truth
The extent to which bald and balding men are underrepresented in high elective office was studied to probe the linkage between personal appearance and impression formation. A voter bias against bald or balding candidates was not found, suggesting that voter bias is not a causal mechanism underlying...
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| description | The extent to which bald and balding men are underrepresented in high elective office was studied to probe the linkage between personal appearance and impression formation. A voter bias against bald or balding candidates was not found, suggesting that voter bias is not a causal mechanism underlying underrepresentation of bald or balding men. |
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