Buss’ mate choice theory
Buss and Schmitt’s (1993) sexual strategies theory (SST) is a predominant evolutionary framework for understanding human mate preferences. SST proposes that mate preferences represent coherent suites of psychological mechanisms that have evolved to solve adaptive problems faced by humans in the purs...
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Main Authors: | CHOY, Bryan K. C., LI, Norman P. |
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2021
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