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How evolutionary theories explain mating strategies and preferences, including the importance of physical attractiveness and fertility cues
Research across large samples and lab/date experiments finds that are not monolithic: men commonly show an enduring interest in younger partners (often concentrated around the twenties) while their ac...
People do, on average, tend to date within their own race more often than not, but the evidence in the provided reporting points to social, cultural and preference-based mechanisms—homogamy and in‑gro...
Some animals and many non-animal eukaryotes defy the simple “” story: examples range from classic hermaphrodites (snails, earthworms) to species with genetic or behavioral systems that scientists have...
Dating apps and social media have reshaped what men report wanting across ages: platforms amplify long-standing tendencies for men to prefer younger partners while also exposing cohort differences in ...
Research yields no single, decisive answer: several large-sample and longitudinal analyses find a modest association between fewer prior sexual partners and higher reported marital quality or lower di...