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    The Power of Prestige: Why Young Men Report Having more Sex Partners than Young Women

    In a survey of 48 men and 61 women from a southwestern US college, the gender difference in reported number of sex partners was mediated by the degree to which individuals felt that men and women who had many ...

    Peter K. Jonason, Terri D. Fisher in Sex Roles (2009)

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    Common vs. Uncommon Sexual Acts: Evidence for the Sexual Double Standard

    The lack of consistent evidence for the sexual double standard may be related to the rather benign nature of the heterosexual behaviors often studied (e.g., casual sex, premarital sex). College students from t...

    Peter K. Jonason, Michael J. Marks in Sex Roles (2009)

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    Living a Fast Life

    The current research applied a mid-level evolutionary theory that has been successfully employed across numerous animal species—life history theory—in an attempt to understand the Dark Triad personality trait ...

    Peter K. Jonason, Bryan L. Koenig, Jeremy Tost in Human Nature (2010)

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    Four Functions for Four Relationships: Consensus Definitions of University Students

    In this study (N = 192; 124 women, 68 men), consensus definitions of one-night stands, booty-call relationships, friends-with-benefits, and serious romantic relationships were fashioned using a sample of universi...

    Peter K. Jonason in Archives of Sexual Behavior (2013)

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    Relationship Choices and Sexuality

    Peter K. Jonason in Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science

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    Unweaving the Rainbow of Human Sexuality: A Review of One-Night Stands, Serious Romantic Relationships, and the Relationship Space in Between

    For 50 years, relationship researchers have primarily focused on two varieties of relationships; one-night stands and serious romantic relationships. Both of these are treated as (1) distinct relationships and...

    Peter K. Jonason, Rhonda N. Balzarini in The Psychology of Love and Hate in Intimat… (2016)

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    An Examination of the Nature of Erotic Talk

    Using a mixed-methods study, we provided the first systematic documentation and exploration of erotic talk. In Study 1 (N = 95), participants provided 569 erotic talk statements in an anonymous online survey, whi...

    Peter K. Jonason, Gabrielle L. Betteridge, Ian I. Kneebone in Archives of Sexual Behavior (2016)

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    Quantifying Common Criticisms of Evolutionary Psychology

    In a sample of academics (N = 111), we quantified the dimensions underlying criticisms of evolutionary psychology in relation to criticisms of its parent fields (i.e., general psychology and evolutionary biology)...

    Peter K. Jonason, David P. Schmitt in Evolutionary Psychological Science (2016)

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    The Exploitive Mating Strategy of the Dark Triad Traits: Tests of Rape-Enabling Attitudes

    The Dark Triad traits have been repeatedly labeled as facilitating an exploitive mating strategy. However, various researchers have repeatedly conflated short-term mating or casual sex with an exploitive matin...

    Peter K. Jonason, Mary Girgis, Josephine Milne-Home in Archives of Sexual Behavior (2017)

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    Costs of Short-Term Mating for Women

    Monica A. Koehn, Peter K. Jonason in Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science

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    Antisocial Behavior

    Talia Hashmani, Peter K. Jonason in Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science

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    Exploring the Dark Side of Personality: Emotional Awareness, Empathy, and the Dark Triad Traits in an Italian Sample

    The Dark Triad represents a collection of three socially aversive traits, namely Machiavellianism, psychopathy, and narcissism. In this study, we examined the psychometric properties of the Italian translation...

    Adriano Schimmenti, Peter K. Jonason, Alessia Passanisi in Current Psychology (2019)

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    Associations Between Motives for Casual Sex, Depression, Self-Esteem, and Sexual Victimization

    People’s motives for casual sex moderate associations between their sexual behavior and the outcomes they experience. Derived from self-determination theory, autonomous motives for casual sex (e.g., I wanted t...

    John Marshall Townsend, Peter K. Jonason in Archives of Sexual Behavior (2020)

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    Antisocial Behavior

    Talia Hashmani, Peter K Jonason in Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science (2021)

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    Relationship Choices and Sexuality

    Peter K Jonason in Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science (2021)

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    Costs of Short-Term Mating for Women

    Monica A Koehn, Peter K Jonason in Encyclopedia of Evolutionary Psychological Science (2021)

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    Mating Decisions in the Absence of Physical Attraction

    Mates high in physical attractiveness are in short supply, which means that not all people are able to find mates who are sufficiently attractive. Threshold models of mate preferences suggest that when physica...

    Kaitlyn P. White, Peter K. Jonason in Adaptive Human Behavior and Physiology (2021)

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    Dirty dozen: A concise measure of dark triad traits among at-risk youths

    The Dark Triad is a term used to describe a constellation of three socially undesirable personality traits: psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism. The aim of the present study was to examine the psycho...

    Pedro Pechorro, Peter K. Jonason, Vanessa Raposo, João Maroco in Current Psychology (2021)

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    Individuals High on the Dark Triad Traits are More Jealous if they are Also High on Mate Value and Restricted in Sociosexuality

    The motivation to mate is a universal motive for all sexually dimorphic species, of which humans belong, that facilitates reproductive success. Jealousy is a universal emotion that is adaptive in the context o...

    Vlad Burtăverde, Peter K. Jonason, Cristina Ene in Evolutionary Psychological Science (2021)

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    Contract Cheating and the Dark Triad Traits

    The Dark Triad traits are characterised by a callousness, antagonistic, and a norm-violating core, and on their own they are linked to a sense of entitlement and grandiosity (i.e., narcissism), impulsivity and...

    Lidia Baran, Peter K. Jonason in Contract Cheating in Higher Education (2022)

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