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Select article: Why Is Muscularity Sexy? Tests of the Fitness Indicator Hypothesis

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First published 2007-08

Why Is Muscularity Sexy? Tests of the Fitness Indicator Hypothesis

David A. Frederick, Martie G. Haselton

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

Select article: What Constitutes Strong Psychological Science? The (Neglected) Role of Diagnosticity and A Priori Theorizing

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What Constitutes Strong Psychological Science? The (Neglected) Role of Diagnosticity and A Priori Theorizing

Klaus Fiedler

Perspectives on Psychological Science

Select article: Are Child Abusers Sexually Attracted to Submissiveness? Assessment of Sex-Related Cognition With the Implicit Association Test

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Are Child Abusers Sexually Attracted to Submissiveness? Assessment of Sex-Related Cognition With the Implicit Association Test

Thijs Kanters, Ruud H. J. Hornsveld, Kevin L. Nunes [...]

Sexual Abuse

Select article: Attractive Women Want it All: Good Genes,Economic Investment,Parenting Proclivities,and Emotional Commitment 1

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First published 2008-1

Attractive Women Want it All: Good Genes,Economic Investment,Parenting Proclivities,and Emotional Commitment 1

David M. Buss, Todd K. Shackelford

Evolutionary Psychology

Select article: Neither Daredevils Nor Wimps: Attitudes toward Physical Risk Takers as Mates

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First published 2007-10

Neither Daredevils Nor Wimps: Attitudes toward Physical Risk Takers as Mates

G. William Farthing

Evolutionary Psychology

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