Social PsychologyMcGraw-Hill, 1993 - 682 pages |
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... males compete with other males for chances to send their genes into the future . Moreover , evolutionary psychology suggests , physically dominant males gained more access to females , which over generations made male aggression and ...
... males compete with other males for chances to send their genes into the future . Moreover , evolutionary psychology suggests , physically dominant males gained more access to females , which over generations made male aggression and ...
Page 477
... males prefer baby - faced males , and lesbians seem not to show the usual preference for baby - faced females . With this exception , reports Michael Cunningham ( 1991 ) , people across the world show remarkable agreement about the ...
... males prefer baby - faced males , and lesbians seem not to show the usual preference for baby - faced females . With this exception , reports Michael Cunningham ( 1991 ) , people across the world show remarkable agreement about the ...
Page 531
... male or female victims . ( Virtually all the studies involved short- term encounters with strangers in need — the very situations in which people expect males to be chivalrous , note Eagly and Crowley . ) When the potential helpers were ...
... male or female victims . ( Virtually all the studies involved short- term encounters with strangers in need — the very situations in which people expect males to be chivalrous , note Eagly and Crowley . ) When the potential helpers were ...
Contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 3 |
HOW WE DO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY | 12 |
Searching for Cause and Effect | 20 |
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