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→Childhood bullies experience greater sexual success than non-bullies
(Expanded on section ""Childhood bullies experience greater sexual success than non-bullies". Added studies and some commentary.) |
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Another study by Dane ''et al.''(2017) found that "higher Extraversion and higher bullying perpetration significantly predicted having had sex" (among the adolescent participants in the study, albeit relying on self-reported data) and "number of sexual partners was significantly positively correlated with bullying ... in both samples" (moderate to strong correlation of .34 with bullying and number of sexual partners among older adolescents). | Another study by Dane ''et al.''(2017) found that "higher Extraversion and higher bullying perpetration significantly predicted having had sex" (among the adolescent participants in the study, albeit relying on self-reported data) and "number of sexual partners was significantly positively correlated with bullying ... in both samples" (moderate to strong correlation of .34 with bullying and number of sexual partners among older adolescents). | ||
Thus it seems apparent that a tendency bullying is seen as attractive trait by a significant number of women(at least adolescent girls), and this may even be independent of the traits such a tendency displays (i.e 'dark triad' traits, higher level of social dominance.) | Thus it seems apparent that a tendency towards bullying is seen as attractive trait by a significant number of women(at least adolescent girls), and this may even be independent of the traits such a tendency displays (i.e 'dark triad' traits, higher level of social dominance.) | ||
<span style="font-size:125%>'''References:'''</span> | <span style="font-size:125%>'''References:'''</span> | ||