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Angelina Jolie Pictures
by Meditourist on 2010/02/08 11:36 PM
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Is it true Angelina Jolie had Plastic Surgery?
Look at these Angelina Jolie "before after" pictures and decide yourself...
There are many rumors saying that Angelina Jolie has had some plastic surgery procedures.
Her full lips are the result of good genes, although her nose and cheeks may have had a little help from the plastic surgeon over the years
The perfect nose with different has got a different meanings to everyone.
LA Times Magazine's Top List for Actresses:
50 Most Beautiful Women In Film 2011
1. Isabelle Adjani
2. Brigitte Bardot
3. Kim Basinger
4. Monica Bellucci
5. Halle Berry
6. Louise Brooks
7. Claudia Cardinale
8. Julie Christie
9. Jennifer Connelly
10. Joan Crawford
11. Penelope Cruz
12. Dorothy Dandridge
13. Catherine Deneuve
14. Faye Dunaway
15. Farrah Fawcett
16. Greta Garbo
17. Ava Gardner
18. Eva Green
19. Anne Hathaway
20. Salma Hayek
21. Rita Hayworth
22. Audrey Hepburn
23. Angelina Jolie
24. Grace Kelly
25. Beyonce Knowles
26. Nicole Kidman
27. Hedy Lamarr
28. Vivien Leigh
29. Virna Lisi
30. Blake Lively
31. Jennifer Lopez
32. Sophia Loren
33. Ali Macgraw
34. Marilyn Monroe
35. Kim Novak
36. Merele Oberon
37. Michelle Pfeiffer
38. Frieda Pinto
39. Natalie Portman
40. Julia Roberts
41. Jean Seberg
42. Brooke Shields
43. Sharon Stone
44. Elizabeth Taylor
45. Charlize Theron
46. Gene Tierney
47. Lana Turner
48. Rachel Weisz
49. Natalie Wood
50. Catherine Zeta-Jones
Cosmetic Surgery Appeals To Men, Women With Appearance-Based Rejection Sensitivity
by Kathy on 2010/02/05 11:39 PM
Meditourist — Researchers have found that men and women who feel sensitive to rejection based on their physical appearance are more likely to express interest in having cosmetic surgerythan those who are less sensitive to appearance-based rejection. This effect is particularly true when people recall negative comments about their physical appearance.
The study, which appeared in the June issue of the journal Body Image, was conducted by Lora E. Park, Ph.D., assistant professor of psychology at the University at Buffalo; Rachel M. Calogero, Ph.D., lecturer in psychology at the University of Kent, and Melissa J. Harwin and Ann Marie DiRaddo, former graduate students in the UB Department of Psychology.
The study examined the role of appearance-based rejection sensitivity -- the tendency to anxiously expect rejection based on one's appearance -- among men and women's interest in cosmetic surgery.
For the study, a total of 133 American college students were randomly assigned to write an essay about either a negative or positive comment about their appearance that they had received in the past. Compared to participants with lower appearance-based rejection sensitivity, those with higher sensitivity felt more rejected and expressed greater interest in getting cosmetic surgery after recalling a negative versus positive appearance comment.
Results were found even after controlling for other individual difference variables, such as overall self-esteem, general rejection sensitivity, appearance contingent self worth and self-perceived attractiveness.
Negative appearance comments were most often made in reference to body weight/shape/size, the study participants reported, whereas positive appearance comments were most often made in reference to overall appearance. Peers/friends/romantic partners were the most frequently cited source of both positive and negative appearance comments.
"The results of this study suggest that individuals who anxiously expect rejection based on their appearance are vulnerable to the effects of negative comments about their appearance," says Park. "Sensitivity to appearance rejection may therefore be aFollow us on Twitter key psychological variable to consider when examining responses to teasing related to appearance, especially with regard to feeling rejected and expressing interest in cosmetic surgery," she adds.
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