Evolutionary Psychology

Perceptions of the Personality of Averaged Male Faces

Dr Julia Robertson - Buckinghamshire New University, UK.

Time to complete - 10 minutes
Aug
17
2011

If you are over 18 years of age, please participate in this experiment investigating perceptions of the personality of two averaged male faces, including characteristics such as masculinity, leadership ability and so on. You will find out more in the debrief, and it may fascinate you!

An Empirical Exploration of Fluidity in Women’s Sexuality as Evolutionary Adaptive Behaviour

Courtney Rose. - University of Northampton, UK.
Jan
27
2011

The study aims is to investigate the fluidity (changeability) of women’s sexuality by comparing the experiences of women in long-term (min 6-months) intimate relationships with partners of either sex.

Humour as a Sexually Selected Trait

Louise Buckenham and Dr Helen Clegg. - University of Northampton, UK.
Jan
7
2011

Humour is thought to be an evolved psychological trait. This research aims to investigate the relationships between humour, masculinity and sexual behaviour across the sexes.

Determinants of Affect and Approval

Daniel Fessler (UCLA) and Katinka Quintelier - Ghent University, USA
Jul
6
2010

We want to know about people’s moral opinions in relation to affect. We are especially looking for women between 40 and 60 to participate in this research.

Factors Affecting Women’s Attractiveness

Daniel M.T. Fessler - UCLA, USA
Feb
19
2010

The results of this survey will help us to understand if people differ in how they rate women’s attractiveness

Humour as a Sexually Selected Trait

Lou Buckenham - University of Northampton
Nov
11
2009

This study is investigating men and women’s possible preferences for humour producers and appreciators in romantic relationships

An Investigation into Mating Strategies and Preferences

Benjamin Holdham - University of Buckingham
Sep
22
2009

This research investigates what adults prefer in a partner, how many children they wish to have and currently have, how attractive they perceive themselves to be, what qualifications they have and aspire to and their approximate incomes

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