Attachment, reproduction, and life history trade-offs: A broader view of human mating

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 32 (1):23-24 (2009)
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In this commentary, we attempt to broaden thinking and dialogue about how our ancestral past might have affected attachment and reproductive strategies. We highlight the theoretical benefits of formulating specific predictions of how different sources of stress might impact attachment and reproductive strategies differently, and we integrate some of these ideas with another recent evolutionary model of human mating

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