Blackpill Brutal heightpill: Researchers now use height as direct measure of social status

[nogymforyourface]

Height, social comparison, and paranoia: An immersive virtual reality experimental study - PMC

Mistrust of others may build upon perceptions of the self as vulnerable, consistent with an association of paranoia with perceived lower social rank. Height is a marker of social status and authority. Therefore we tested the effect of manipulating ...

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Height is a marker of social status and authority. Therefore we tested the effect of manipulating height, as a proxy for social rank, on paranoia

 

[wereq]

I've observed myself. Low status, poor, sexless menial workers are almost always short and small framed, while rich, tall guys with women are always tall.

 

[SupremeAutist]

I've observed myself. Low status, poor, sexless menial workers are almost always short and small framed, while rich, tall guys with women are always tall.

Looks can halo everything about a person. That's why people with higher SMV often succeed more in every area of life

 

[SupremeAutist]

Looks can halo everything about a person. That's why people with higher SMV often succeed more in every area of life

It would be a lot easier to succeed if I had the validation and positive social experiences that attractive people get to motivate me

 

[Squatting Slavcel]

Total tallfag death.

 

[lifeisfucked215]

Brutal and not surprising at all

 

[guessthatsit]

Total tallfag death.

 

[ItsovERfucks]

Total tallfag death.

 

[guitarcel]

Total tallfag death.

 

[Lazyandtalentless]

This study investigates the relationship between height, social rank, and paranoia using virtual reality (VR). Researchers manipulated participants' height within a VR simulation of a train ride to examine its effect on paranoia and social comparison. Here's a summary of the key aspects:


1. Objective:

• To determine if reducing a person's height in a social situation leads to increased paranoia due to perceptions of lower social rank.
• To test whether changes in social comparison mediate the relationship between height and paranoia.

2. Methods:

• Participants: 60 adult females with paranoid thinking (but no history of severe mental illness) were recruited.
• Procedure: Participants experienced two VR train rides: one at their normal height and one with their height reduced by 25 cm. The order of these conditions was randomized.
• Virtual Reality Environment: An immersive VR environment simulated a London underground train station and train journey, populated with 23 virtual avatars.
• Assessments:
  • Paranoid Thoughts Scale Part B (GPTS-B):Measured persecutory ideation over the past month.
  • State Social Paranoia Scale (SSPS):Assessed paranoia within the VR environment.
  • Social Comparison Scale: Measured participants' views of themselves in relation to the virtual characters.
• Manipulation: Height was manipulated in VR by reducing the participant's height by 25 cm in the lowered height condition.
• Analysis: Statistical analysis was performed to evaluate the effect of height manipulation on social comparison and paranoia, and to test the mediation effect of social comparison.

3. Key Findings:

• Lowered Height Increased Paranoia: Reducing a person's height resulted in more negative views of the self in comparison with other people and increased levels of paranoia.
• Social Comparison as a Mediator: The increase in paranoia was fully mediated by changes in social comparison.
• Subjective Experiences: Participants' comments indicated feelings of vulnerability, intimidation, and increased staring from other characters when their height was lowered (even when they didn't consciously notice the height difference).

4. Conclusion:

• The study provides evidence that reducing height in a social situation can increase paranoia.
• Negative social comparison plays a causal role in mistrust and paranoid thinking.

 

[Skyrim]

if they did the same study on facial attractiveness contributing to status im sure they will find the same results