Dr Paul Eastwick
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A lot of those things were fluid and shifted and changed as well.
But yes, there's gonna be some amount of hierarchy there, but that is complemented by both sort of
Having a sense of belonging to a group, contributing to a group and having a compatible relationship where two people can function well in interdependent way.
You know, not only that dyad relative to the rest of the group, but that dyad and how they raise offspring, etc.
Yes, exactly.
The attachment bonds that human mating partners form, this is not some weird new phenomenon.
This is also absolutely key to understanding human evolution.
In fact, if we want to focus on the particulars of the way humans evolved, that's where I would point.
Again, as I mentioned earlier, this idea that human males got smaller, gentler,
We lost the sharp canines.
Dimorphism decreased because we were being selected to be gentle and kind, especially around offspring.
Gender differences are exciting.
And look, evolutionary psychology was born in explaining a lot of these gender differences.
I get it.
I get their importance.
But once again, I think we have overestimated some of them.
Let's talk about the mate preferences first.
And I know you're familiar with the concepts of stated and revealed preferences, right?
There's a distinction between what people say they want in a partner and what they actually want to partner.
They're preferences as they are revealed through interactions with real people.
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