The dual selection model: Questions about necessity and completeness

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (2):235-235 (1999)
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Abstract

Human mating and parenting are more complex than has been implied by many evolutionarily based theories of sex differences. While focusing on sex differences might shed some light on the evolution of mating and parenting, this level of analysis is rather imprecise. More important, it ignores several ecological variables that should have influenced mating/parenting decisions and behaviors in both sexes.

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