The enduring mystery of why men rarely flatter themselves when they take to the dancefloor may finally have been solved.
A team of psychologists used video footage of men strutting their stuff to pinpoint the killer moves that separate good dancers from bad.
Men who were judged to be good dancers had a varied repertoire and more moves that involved tilting and twisting the torso and neck.
But the majority of men displayed highly repetitive moves that used their arms and legs, but not the rest of their bodies.
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