In "Survival of the Prettiest" (1999), the focus is on why humans are drawn to beauty, suggesting that our aesthetic preferences are not solely influenced by environment and culture. It highlights that our attraction to beauty is linked to our instinctual wish for robust offspring, a trait even observed in infants as young as three months.Nancy Etcoff, a Harvard Medical School faculty member, holds a Master of Education from Harvard, as well as a PhD in psychology from Boston University. She has also conducted research on the brain and cognitive sciences at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.Science, Society & Culture
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