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The Costs of Making a Bad Mate Choice are Much Heavier for Women
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Women judge the same guy to be more attractive if he's paired with women than if he's alone. The costs of making a bad mate choice are heavier for women, and the benefits of making a wise mate choice are higher for women in the sexual context.
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