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Fathers’ facial morphology does not correspond to their parental nurturing qualities

2020-05-19

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<p>A popular trade-offs theory, used to explain patterns of human mating, holds that masculine men provide reproductive benefits that might include higher genetic quality, whereas feminine men provide greater direct benefits such as parental investment. In line with the latter premise, previous studies have found that feminine-faced men are perceived as better parents. However, direct empirical investigations of t...

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Literature Corpus work: 884a7037-dbfc-5156-91e8-8590349db761
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/sq9az

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