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Lecture 11-8-11
Course: ANTH 204, Fall 2011School: Rutgers
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11/8/11 I. Lecture The Psychology of males to detect infidelity --repercussions for emotional lives of men --sexual jealousy, human conflict, aggression and violence --Cuckolded, man kills wifes lover. Wife is missing; police suspect she too may have been murdered II. What is the evolved mating strategy of humans --adaptations for increased male investment --altricial offspring, pair bonds, selective mate choice...
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I. Lecture The Psychology of males to detect infidelity
--repercussions for emotional lives of men
--sexual jealousy, human conflict, aggression and violence
--Cuckolded, man kills wifes lover. Wife is missing; police suspect she too may have been
murdered
II. What is the evolved mating strategy of humans
--adaptations for increased male investment
--altricial offspring, pair bonds, selective mate choice
--evidence for maintaining promiscuity
--testes size, sexual dimorphism, ethnographic data
III. Pleauralistic mating strategies Buss & Schmitt
--Sexual Theory
--different Strategies long and short term mating strategies
--long term mating
--heavy investment by both parents, loving feelings, prolonged courtship period
--short term mating
--brief encounter, one-night stand, EPCs
-genes-only investment by male, female benefits by seeking superior
genes than those of her partner
IV. Females have limited lifetime RS
--choose quality over quantity
--needs male with resources willing to invest when male investment increases RS
A. Men
--quantity over quality
--seek cues to fertility and to fidelity
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