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Sex differences and mate preferences: Contributions and interactions of gender roles and socio-economic status
2014
Sensoria A Journal of Mind Brain and Culture
Research has extensively considered the sex differences that arise in mate preferences; specifically, men desire the physical attractiveness of a mate more than women do, and women desire the status and resources of a mate more than men do. To date, these sex differences in mate preferences have been explained by appealing to evolutionary and social-economic theory origin theories. The aim of the current study was to examine sex differences in mate preferences in long term relationships by
doi:10.7790/sa.v10i2.410
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