Fluctuating asymmetry as a predictor of attractiveness of a human face

This bachelor thesis deals with fluctuating asymmetry (FA) and its impact on the attractiveness of a human face. The aim of this bachelor thesis is to create a current overview on how FA affects perceived attractiveness of a human face. There are primarily explained evolutionary mechanisms related to the topic, followed by an overview of the general recourses of the partner choice among people in terms of evolutionary psychology, supplemented by an overview of specific researches and methods used in the research of attractiveness of FA in human faces