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- Aug 2023
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his suggests that men tend to use one another’s sexual orientation as a rough proxy for their ability to contribute to aggressive male coalitions rather than valuing the orientation in itself.
- for: overgeneralization, overgeneralization - gender, assumptions - gender
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- Subsequent studies revealed that
- men’s social preferences centred more on these masculine attributes
- than on sexual orientation specifically.
- When presented with more direct evidence of warfare-relevant traits, such as physical strength, we found that
- men cared less about one another’s sexual orientation per se.
- Men actually preferred
- a gay man who was strong, courageous, etc.,
- over a straight man who was weak or fearful.
- Subsequent studies revealed that
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