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Ryan Seacrest shared on-air a new study has found that men who wear a certain type of clothing are more likely to cheat.
The study - conducted by the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin - found that men who wear shirts with big expensive logos on them are more likely to be unfaithful. And in the study, they found men who wear these are more likely to cheat.
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So, if you see a guy in a shirt that has a giant Ralph Lauren or a brand like Gucci on the front of their look, he is more interested in a short-term situation, according to this study.
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Recent research has found that men who swag the luxury brand and logo here and there are more likely to be scumbags.Eish! Let s dive in.
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Are you familiar with that popular saying by Mark Twain, Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.
As much as we love the sentiment, could you imagine everyone in their birthday suits , what a world it would be! Modesty at its best.
Well, in the real-world we wear clothes and it prompted researchers at the University of Michigan to look into people s perceptions on the wearing of in-your-face branding on clothing (LadBible).
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Turns out you can point out a cheater just by checking out what a guy is wearing! A study was just published claiming that men who wear this type of clothing are more likely to cheat.
According to a University of Michigan study published in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin Men who wear extravagant fashions with large luxury logos embroidered on them are more likely to be untrustworthy - Males who own tees with larger brand emblems were “rated higher on mating effort, lower on parental investment,” researchers said, and have a higher interest in engaging in brief sexual affairs.