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Tattoos: Perceptions and Workplace Impact

This document provides references for research articles related to tattoos and body piercings. The references examine topics such as the history of regulations for tattoo and body piercing shops, consumer perceptions of visible tattoos on service workers, the influence of tattoos on attitudes towards women, and perceptions of tattooed individuals in the workplace and in terms of attractiveness and personality traits. The references provide a sampling of research conducted on tattoos and piercings between 2005 and 2016.

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Tattoos: Perceptions and Workplace Impact

This document provides references for research articles related to tattoos and body piercings. The references examine topics such as the history of regulations for tattoo and body piercing shops, consumer perceptions of visible tattoos on service workers, the influence of tattoos on attitudes towards women, and perceptions of tattooed individuals in the workplace and in terms of attractiveness and personality traits. The references provide a sampling of research conducted on tattoos and piercings between 2005 and 2016.

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