Science found the dance moves women find most attractive

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Why it worked

The video uses a visually engaging, simple animation to illustrate a relatable and curiosity-inducing scientific fact about social behavior.

Summary

A 3D animation of a faceless purple avatar demonstrates dance moves that a 2010 study identified as being perceived as attractive by women. The video highlights the importance of varied neck and torso movements.

Structure

1Introduction of the scientific finding
2Animation of the specific dance moves
3Explanation of the key movements

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Science found the dance moves women find most attractive

Original caption

A 2010 study found that women rated men's dancing highest when it featured big, varied neck and torso movements and faster right-knee action, and the faceless purple avatar is what that science looks like in motion. So if you've been playing it safe with the classic side-to-side shuffle at weddings, this is your sign to commit to the neck. (via. Northumbria University) #pubity