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WOMEN are worse oglers than men despite the widespread belief that they are less physically focused, a study suggests. ' z# @3 I+ M" j& I 8 E" }" Q3 n0 j9 h JScientists used eye-tracking technology to pinpoint what people looked at when shown a series of sexy photos. 5 r' i& a2 W0 E1 \& T5 a8 tThey expected women to be more interested in faces, and men in genitals. ' l7 r8 s$ Y- @ * M* I% U# s7 i) Y* B" J, N, ^% e+ _To their surprise, they found almost the reverse was true. 6 G2 [6 q+ d+ O2 h& P( A
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Men were more likely than women to linger on the face before diverting their attention to other parts of the body. Y1 R) q+ q- Y* V$ ?3 C2 x . m$ [. Z, M) ]Women also spent longer looking at images of couples performing sexual acts. & C! i& S7 T' q! \; F 4 ^. t1 Z4 U* d- ]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. " j( n& k( _" S+ W/ h% `1 ?0 N' D, m0 o% C+ R) L$ T
"The eye-tracking data suggested what women paid most attention to was dependent on their hormonal state." / Z# ?7 m/ G) M; f0 t6 Y% w) s, L3 X! Z9 @% |$ \5 u
The findings were reported in the journal Hormones And Behaviour.
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