As a general rule, we tend to perceive good-looking people as self-centered, less intelligent, and less well-adjusted than most people.

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This statement is false. Research has actually shown that people often perceive attractive individuals as more successful, confident, and socially skilled, although there may be some negative perceptions related to their perceived arrogance or entitlement. However, these perceptions are not universal and can vary based on individual attitudes and cultural factors.

As a General Rule, We Tend to Perceive Good-Looking People