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Fast and Slow Sexual Strategies are not Opposites: Implications for Personality and Psychopathology

2023-05-06

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<p>Long-term mating and short-term mating, respectively, constitute the “slow” and “fast” sexual strategies central to Life History Theory (LHT). In the target article, Del Giudice attempts to explain a wide range of individual differences using LHT’s one-dimensional (1D) model, which pits these two strategies against one another. However, we argue that a two-dimensional (2D) model of sexual strategies that treats...

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