Men with shaved heads appear more masculine, study finds  Advice
for guys who are struggling to deal with their receding
hairlines: You might just want to shave it all off. A recent
study involving three separate experiments has shown that men
who shear the hair off their heads are perceived as being more
dominant, taller, and even stronger. But the increased
perception of masculinity comes at a price: namely, diminished
attractiveness.  The research was conducted by Albert Mannes at
the University of Pennsylvania who, it should be noted, is a
balding man himself. He wanted to know if men who voluntarily
shave their heads (as opposed to guys who are just flat out
bald) are seen as having a different social standing than men
with hair (including men with receding hairlines). To that end,
he set up three different experiments to find out if this
behavior was a kind of nonverbal cue.  The experiments  Men with
shaved heads appear more masculine, study findsS  In the first
experiment, some 60 volunteers analyzed