Greater Risk Taking in Cosmetic Surgery Acceptance and History: An Experimental and Computational Study.

Group showed a statistical trend and an effect direction consistent with that found in our first set of analyses in women who had not undergone cosmetic surgery, i.e. women who had undergone cosmetic surgery took more risk than women who scored low in their acceptance of cosmetic surgery (Figure 3 ; b = 7.85, p = .099, 95% CI [− 1.46–17.16], R 2 Marginal Increment = 0.025), and including our control variables did not substantially reduce this effect (see Supplementary Materials).

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