Abstract The Intrasexual Competition Scale (ICS) measures the extent to which individuals
view their interaction with same-sex others in competitive terms. Although it is frequently …

Various psychological predictors of mate preference have been identified in prior research
that when accounted for simultaneously could reveal the unique contributions of each. This …

Sexual selection has become an important research topic in behavioral ecology, human
behavior, and evolution. The study of mate selection preferences across cultures and …

Background: Long-term marital satisfaction depends on various factors in couples' lives.
Shared interests, beliefs, and goals can guarantee couples' long and satisfying …

Not all mates are equally reproductively fit. As such, it makes sense that humans have
evolved mate preferences to guide the evaluation and selection of partners who offer more …

In this study, we replicated and expanded on previous work on the associations between the
Dark Triad and ideal romantic partner preferences using an underrepresented sample from …

Attachment research has investigated the ways in which individual differences in attachment
influence relationship outcomes. Research on individual differences in attachment and …

Previous research has provided evidence that females are generally the more selective sex
in humans. Moreover, both sexes have been found to be more selective in long-term mating …

The past 3 decades have witnessed growing efforts to rethink areas of inquiry traditionally
dominated by the humanities. One such area is religion, and, by extension,“Islamic …

When it comes to relationships, there's no shortage of advice from self-help 'experts', pick-up
artists, and glossy magazines. But modern-day myths of attraction often have no basis in fact …