Cabanasloth pointed out a study that was noted in Salon.com's (2007) year-end roundup last month. Rudman and Phelan (2007) found that both men and women whose partners self-identified as feminist had also expressed greater sexual satisfaction in their relationships. Interestingly, self-identification as a feminist showed no correlation with ( Read more... )

Evolutionary psychology suggests that men and women value different characteristics in a mate. Wade and Fowler (2006) attempted to test this model to see how the features of the partner in infidelity affected the level of upset in men and women. Their results suggest that only women may rate the competitor in their mate's terms. While ( Read more... )