Variation in mating dispositions

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):609-610 (2000)
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Abstract

This commentary focuses on the omission of genetic and environmental variation in several competing evolved motive dispositions that not only react to different environmental contexts but also result in people structuring contexts to obtain psychological rewards. Cross-cultural research is poor evidence for alternate strategies because natural selection may operate to produce geographical variation in dispositional tendencies. Finally, I defend a traditional concept of plasticity in opposition to the alternate strategies concept of flexibility.

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Kevin MacDonald
Fashion Institute of Technology

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