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Puts et.al;(2011) conducted a study of a sample of university students (men n=110, women n=110) who were in a committed sexual relationship. | Puts et.al;(2011) conducted a study of a sample of university students (men n=110, women n=110) who were in a committed sexual relationship. | ||
The participants were photographed and then led into a private booth where they completed a questionnaire where the men rated "rated their own attractiveness, dominance and masculinity and their partner's femininity" and the | The participants were photographed and then led into a private booth where they completed a questionnaire where the men rated "rated their own attractiveness, dominance and masculinity and their partner's femininity" and the women rated their own attractiveness and their partner's dominance and masculinity. Women also reported their rate of orgasm during sexual intercourse and partner-aided and self induced orgasms during masturbation. | ||
Using software the researches conducted a model objectively measuring facial sexual dimorphism and compared it to the photographs of the male participants. They discovered: | Using software the researches conducted a model objectively measuring facial sexual dimorphism and compared it to the photographs of the male participants. They discovered: | ||
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In another study, Sela et al.;(2015) conducted a self-reported survey of women (n=439) in "committed, heterosexual relationship" to investigate the relationship between their chance of orgasm during their last copulation with their partner and their assessments of their own and other women's attraction to their male partners. They found: | In another study, Sela et al.;(2015) conducted a self-reported survey of women (n=439) in "committed, heterosexual relationship" to investigate the relationship between their chance of orgasm during their last copulation with their partner and their assessments of their own and other women's attraction to their male partners. They found: | ||
* To nobodies surprise, women who perceived their partners as more physically attractive were more likely to orgasm during their last act of coitus with them. The researchers controlled for such factors as relationship satisfaction etc and found | * To nobodies surprise, women who perceived their partners as more physically attractive were more likely to orgasm during their last act of coitus with them. The researchers controlled for such factors as relationship satisfaction etc and found there was a direct relationship between male attractiveness and women's frequency of orgasm. | ||
* What is interesting is their chance to orgasm was also mediated (directly caused) by their perceptions of '''other women's''' attraction to their mates. This suggests that women are sexually aroused by a male partner they perceive as being highly attractive to other women, which provides more support for the hypothesis that mate-choice copying applies to human females. | * What is interesting is their chance to orgasm was also mediated (directly caused) by their perceptions of '''other women's''' attraction to their mates. This suggests that women are sexually aroused by a male partner they perceive as being highly attractive to other women, which provides more support for the hypothesis that mate-choice copying applies to human females. | ||