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Hypergamy and the Evolution of Modern Mating Systems: Desire, Status, Inequality, and the Changing Rules of Partner Choice

Hypergamy and the Evolution of Modern Mating Systems: Desire, Status, Inequality, and the Changing Rules of Partner Choice

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ISBN10: 1997668742
ISBN13: 9781997668749
Publisher: Quite Frank Educational Services
Pages: 382
Weight: 1.12
Height: 0.79 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Hypergamy and the Evolution of Modern Mating Systems:
Desire, Status, Inequality, and the Changing Rules of Partner Choice

Why do people choose the partners they choose?

For centuries, scholars, philosophers, religious leaders, and ordinary people have wrestled with this deceptively simple question. In recent years, the concept of hypergamy-the tendency to seek partners perceived as possessing higher status, resources, or desirability-has become a focal point of public debate. Advocates view it as a powerful explanation for modern dating dynamics, while critics argue that it oversimplifies the complexity of human relationships.

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