Lecture

Female Preferences in Long Marital Strategies

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Description

This lecture explores the evolution of human reproductive strategies, focusing on the female side of long marital strategies. It delves into the importance of parental investment, mate choice, and the impact of social status and financial resources on partner selection. The presentation also covers the significance of physical appearance, humor, and love in women's preferences, as well as the influence of societal norms and gender differences on mate selection.

Instructor

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