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“Fast” women? The effects of childhood environments on women’s developmental timing, mating strategies, and reproductive outcomes

2022-11-17

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<p>The fast-slow paradigm of life history theory has been a popular approach to individual differences in the evolutionary behavioral sciences. Currently, however, the fast-slow paradigm faces several theoretical and empirical challenges. Motivated by questions regarding the validity of certain assumptions of the paradigm, the current study provides an empirical investigation of human female “fast” versus “slow” s...

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Literature Corpus work: 8817ad70-32f2-5d39-af5d-328824fb65f0
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/n3qf6

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