Titlebook: Sexual Selection in Homo sapiens; Parental Control ove Menelaos Apostolou Book 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2017 Evolutionary

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-58999-2Evolutionary psychology; Sexual selection; Mating choice; Marriage; Human behavior; Fitness cost; Parent-o

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978-3-319-86528-7Springer International Publishing AG 2017

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Sexual Selection Under Parental Choice in Hunting and Gathering Societies, predicts further that parents exercise more control over their daughters than over their sons, while fathers are more influential than mothers over their children’s mating decisions. Anthropological evidence from hunting and gathering societies is presented which strongly supports these predictions.

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Sexual Selection Under Parental Choice in Post-industrial Societies,ntal choice, female parents exercise more influence than male parents over mate choice. Consistent with these predictions, in post-industrial societies individuals choose their own mates. Parents still exercise influence, but they do so indirectly with the use of several manipulation tactics.

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Sexual Selection Under Parental Choice in Agropastoral Societies,s further predicted that individual mate choice is a weak sexual selection force. Evidence from the anthropological and historical records on agropastoral societies is presented which provides a strong support for these predictions.

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In-Law Preferences: What Parents Want in a Prospective Daughter- and Son-In-Law,hter-in-law and in a prospective son-in-law. The in-law preferences of fathers and mothers largely converge, but there is some divergence over specific traits. In addition, in-law preferences are contingent upon the specific environmental context, and consequently, they vary across societies of different subsistence type.

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