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Parental Investment: Female Sexual Orientation
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Jealousy: LGBTQ+ Patterns
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Mate Poaching
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Attractiveness: Evolutionary Influence
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Open AccessIndividual Differences in How Desirable People Think They Are as a Mate
Mate value is an important concept in mate choice research although its operationalization and understanding are limited. Here, we reviewed and evaluated previously established conceptual and methodological ap...
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Competitor Manipulation: Intrasexual Competition
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Relationships: Mate Poaching
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Self-Promotion: Intrasexual Competition
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Physical Appearance: Intrasexual Competition
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Relationship Access Deficits
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Mate Manipulation: Intrasexual Competition
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Intrasexual Competition Scale (ICS)
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Competitor Derogation
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Mate Poaching, Rates of
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Indirect Aggression: Intrasexual Competition
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Flirting
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She’s a Gold-Digger, Bad Mom, and Drug-Using Floozy: Women’s Rivalry Gets “Dirty”
Gossip is an inherent part of human sociality and can be used to manipulate other’s reputations. Women’s reputations in particular are the subject of derogatory gossip, and are more vulnerable, compared to men...
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Toupee or Not Toupee?: Cranial Hair and Perceptions of Men’s Attractiveness, Personality, and Other Evolutionary Relevant Traits
The question of whether or not cranial hair affects perceptions of attractiveness, personality, career success, and other traits related to fitness for men in two populations was investigated in two experiment...
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Dependents as Signals of Mate Value: Long-term Mating Strategy Predicts Displays on Online Dating Profiles for Men
Sexual strategies theory indicates women prefer mates who show the ability and willingness to invest in a long-term mate due to asymmetries in obligate parental care of children. Consequently, women’s potentia...
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A thousand times more beautiful: Priming competitor derogation in women
Prior research on cognitive priming for situations involving potential infidelity indicates that women are vigilant to potential threats to their romantic relationships. Here we examined whether women can be e...
