In a new study, heterosexual people were found to be way wrong about what the opposite sex finds attractive. Published in the journal PLOS One, researchers from Scotland's University of St. Andrews found that white straight men tended to vastly overestimate how much women wanted muscular men, and their female counterparts did the same when it came to male attraction to thinness and femininity. To come to this conclusion, a team led by St. Andrews psychology professor David Perett — the head of the school's Perception Lab, which studies how people perceive each other — showed 153 straight people, evenly split […]