Pair-Bonding, Romantic Love, and Evolution: The Curious Case of Homo sapiens
GJO Fletcher, JA Simpson… - Perspectives on …, 2015 - journals.sagepub.com
This article evaluates a thesis containing three interconnected propositions. First, romantic
love is a “commitment device” for motivating pair-bonding in humans. Second, pair-bonding …
love is a “commitment device” for motivating pair-bonding in humans. Second, pair-bonding …
The mate switching hypothesis
Leaving one mating relationship and entering another, serial mating, is commonly observed
in many cultures. An array of circumstances can prompt a mate switch. These include (1) …
in many cultures. An array of circumstances can prompt a mate switch. These include (1) …
Identification in organizations: The role of self-concept orientations and identification motives
D Cooper, SMB Thatcher - Academy of management review, 2010 - journals.aom.org
We develop an integrative framework that sheds light on managing multiple targets of
employee identifications—specifically, coworker, workgroup, and organizational …
employee identifications—specifically, coworker, workgroup, and organizational …
Relationship maintenance: A review of research on romantic relationships
Relationship maintenance encompasses a broad array of activities that partners may use to
preserve their romantic partnerships. For this article, we systematically review the vast …
preserve their romantic partnerships. For this article, we systematically review the vast …
The investment model of commitment processes
The investment model of commitment processes is rooted in interdependence theory and
emerged from the broader scientific zeitgeist of the 1960s and 1970s that sought to …
emerged from the broader scientific zeitgeist of the 1960s and 1970s that sought to …
Sexually selective cognition: beauty captures the mind of the beholder.
Across 5 experimental studies, the authors explore selective processing biases for
physically attractive others. The findings suggest that (a) both male and female observers …
physically attractive others. The findings suggest that (a) both male and female observers …
Automatic inattention to attractive alternatives: The evolved psychology of relationship maintenance
JK Maner, DA Rouby, GC Gonzaga - Evolution and Human Behavior, 2008 - Elsevier
There can be important reproductive benefits to maintaining a long-term romantic
relationship. As a result, humans may possess evolved psychological mechanisms …
relationship. As a result, humans may possess evolved psychological mechanisms …
Bias and accuracy in close relationships: An integrative review
Intimates typically are positively biased in their relationship evaluations. Given this fact, how
can intimates regulate their esteem needs about their relationships and still function …
can intimates regulate their esteem needs about their relationships and still function …
Sex and age differences in mate-selection preferences
S Schwarz, M Hassebrauck - Human Nature, 2012 - Springer
For nearly 70 years, studies have shown large sex differences in human mate selection
preferences. However, most of the studies were restricted to a limited set of mate selection …
preferences. However, most of the studies were restricted to a limited set of mate selection …
Turning a blind eye to temptation: how cognitive load can facilitate self-regulation.
LF Van Dillen, EK Papies… - Journal of Personality and …, 2013 - psycnet.apa.org
The present research shows in 4 studies that cognitive load can reduce the impact of
temptations on cognition and behavior and, thus, challenges the proposition that distraction …
temptations on cognition and behavior and, thus, challenges the proposition that distraction …