may be because teachers have been shown to have more positive interactions with attractive children. In addition, other studies show that customers' perceptions of the quality of service are boosted by physical attractiveness. In a recent study done in 2013 by Iris Vermeir and Dieneke Van De Sompel they aimed to see if physical attractiveness stereotypes can also be seen in children. The study also wanted to know if this affected the way that the children ages 8-13 would purchase products based on advertisements. The subject or participants were separated into two different age groups, 8-9 and 12-13. This was due to the fact that these two age groups have extremely different reasoning levels due to their development. The results demonstrated that children 8-9 years of age are affected more likely to make assumptions, while 12 to 13 year olds were less likely to, mainly concerning an individual’s intelligence. Beauty premium phenomenon Studies show that a better physical appearance contributes to the belief of a person being more intelligent, successful, important, and valuable: The scores of those physically attractive are higher than less physically attractive people on measures of affect and mood. People tend to perceive attractive people as smarter, more successful, more sociable, more dominant, mentally healthier and higher in self-esteem than physically unattractive people. Physically attractive people are more sociable and less socially anxious and lonely than less physically attractive people. Physically attractive people are more popular than less attractive people and people are more likely to have an interaction with people who are physically attractive. Individuals are more likely to give personal information to physically attractive people than less physically attractive people. Physically attractive students tend to receive better grades. A physically attractive person is more likely to be reinforced than a less attractive person. Physically unattractive people with psychological disturbances are judged to be more maladjusted and to have a poorer prognosis than physically attractive people with the same psychological disturbance. A physically attractive person is more likely to be found less guilty than a less attractive person while they are charged with the same crime. Physically unattractive defendants are considered to be more dangerous than physically attractive offenders in sex-related crimes. Physically attractive individuals found guilty of a particular crime are more likely to receive more generous sentences than less physically attractive defendants. People pay more attention to physically attractive strangers than to unattractive strangers