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

The effects of menstrual cycle phase and hormones on women's visual ability to detect
symmetry and visual preference for symmetry were examined. Participants completed tests …

Background: The 'beer goggles' phenomenon describes sexual attraction to individuals
when alcohol intoxicated whom we would not desire when sober. One possible explanation …

A cross-sectional retrospective design was employed to examine the relationship between
age at menarche (AAM) and alcohol use patterns from middle childhood (age 7) to early …

Acute alcohol consumption increases ratings of attractiveness to faces. This may help to
explain increased frequencies of sexual encounters during periods of alcohol intoxication. At …

In the past 25 years, studies of non-human species have shown that reproductive steroids,
especially estradiol and testosterone, can alter patterns of neural development in some parts …

The relationship between monthly alcohol consumption over the past 6 months and facial
symmetry perception ability was examined in young sober women with typical college-age …

In order to examine perceptual, motivational, and hormonal mechanisms underlying
differences in female sociosexuality, 72 women completed questionnaires and male …

Recent research suggests that there is more within-than between-sex variation in
sociosexuality and that there may be organizational and activational effects of gonadal …

Paradoxical menstrual cycle patterns in women's well-being (eg, premenstrual syndrome
[PMS] and negative experiences in the periovulatory phase) and sexual behavior (eg, the …