It is common scientific knowledge, that most of what we say within a conversation is not only
expressed by the words' meaning alone, but also through our gestures, postures, and body …

The majority of studies on human physical appearance within the evolutionary psychology
framework have focused on static two-dimensional representations of facial and body …

Evolved mate preferences comprise a central causal process in Darwin's theory of sexual
selection. Their powerful influences have been documented in all sexually reproducing …

Current research into mate selection processes has developed under two main theoretical
approaches: evolutionary and social structural. While the evolutionary approach favors …

Imagine a world in which people had no mate preferences. Mate selection would be
random. Each person would have a equal probability of mating with everyone else, and no …

In both humans and nonhuman animals, mating strategies represent a set of evolutionary
adaptations aimed at promoting individual fitness by means of reproduction with the best …

Evolutionary adaptation in variable environments is likely to give rise to several signals that
can be used to identify a suitable mate in multisensory organisms. The presence of multiple …

In our daily lives, we constantly interact with people. We maintain relationships with families
and friends. We collaborate with colleagues. We seek passion with our lovers and avoid …

Matepreferences have been well studied in social and evolutionary psychology. In two
studies (N= 490), using two different measurement techniques, we examined mate …

The recent incorporation of sexual selection theories into the rubric of evolutionary
psychology has produced an important framework from which to examine human mating …