If A Young Girl Admires You, A Survey Found That Has Nothing To Do With Looks
A survey found that a majority of young girls don’t choose who they admire based on their appearance, despite societal pressure that tells them they should. Researchers concluded in the past that people judge how “human” they think a woman is based on how attractive she is, while the measure for men is usually intelligence. Young girls are constantly being told that their worth is dependent on how they look and that they should judge others the same way. Thankfully, it looks like they’re rejecting this false notion. Young girls are actually more likely to base their admiration on a person’s abilities. Girl Scouts of the USA surveyed members between 5 and 13 and found that 85% of the girls “admired people for what they can do, not how they look,” according to a report from Good Good Good. cottonbro studio | Pexels It can be difficult for adults to maintain this perspective at times, so Sarah Keating, the Vice President of Girl and Volunteer Experience for Girl Scouts, said these youngsters are setting a …









