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First published 2021-10

Assessment of the Mate Retention Inventory-Short Form Using Item Response Theory

Patrick J. Nebl, Mark G. McCoy, Garett C. Foster [...]

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2022-12

Evidence of assortative mating for theory of mind via facial expressions but not language

Emily Jackson, John Galvin, Varun Warrier [...]

Journal of Social and Personal Relationships

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First published 2009-7

Structural Relations among Negative Affect,Mate Value,and Mating Effort

Beth Randi Kirsner, Aurelio José Figueredo, W. Jake Jacobs

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2021-10

Phenotypic Signals of Sexual Selection and Fast Life History Dynamics for the Long-Term but Not Short-Term Mating

Janko Međedović

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2022-7

Attachment Security Priming Affecting Mating Strategies Endorsement among College Students

Maximiliane Uhlich, Omri Gillath, Dory A. Schachner [...]

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2006-11

Review Essay: The Murderer Next Door: Why the Mind is Designed to Kill

Johan M. G. van der Dennen

Homicide Studies

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First published 2015-12

Relationship Dealbreakers

Peter K. Jonason, Justin R. Garcia, Gregory D. Webster [...]

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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First published 2013-1

Blind Dates and Mate Preferences: An Analysis of Newspaper Matchmaking Columns

John M. Kelley, Rebecca A. Malouf

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2019-1

What Makes Her a Material Girl?: The Influence of Childhood Economic Background and Sex Ratio on Female Preference for Male Resource Availability

Yan Wang, Yang Qu, Bowen Hou [...]

Evolutionary Psychology

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First published 2019-1

Benevolent Sexism and Mate Preferences: Why Do Women Prefer Benevolent Men Despite Recognizing That They Can Be Undermining?

Pelin Gul, Tom R. Kupfer

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

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