A 2010 study by researchers at Northumbria University aimed to uncover what makes male dancing appealing to women—and found that certain movements were consistently rated as more attractive. Using motion-capture technology, the team recorded men dancing to a basic beat, then converted the footage into faceless avatars to eliminate visual bias. Female participants were asked to rate the attractiveness of each dancer. The findings revealed that women preferred men who showed strong, varied movemen

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