Diana E Peragine
Biographic Data
| ID | 4891027 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Diana E Peragine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Diana E |
| FAMILY NAME | Peragine |
| SIGNATURE | PERAGINE D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toronto |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6696-799X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 59 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Children’s Facial Emotional Expressions to Gender-Nonconforming Hypothetical Peers
He did girls’ things!” Hong Kong and Canadian children’s reasoning about moral judgments of peers’ gendered behaviors
Children show less positivity toward gender-nonconforming (GN) than gender-conforming (GC) peers. Yet, little is known about children's reasoning about peers of varying gender expressions, including age-, gender-, and culture-related influences. We investigated how children aged 4- to 5- and 8- to 9-years-old in Hong Kong and Canada ( N = 678) reason about their moral judgments of GC and GN peers. After viewing vignettes describing GC and GN boys…
Carving the Biodevelopment of Same-Sex Sexual Orientation at Its Joints
Not Who You Are, But Who You Are With: Re-examining Women’s Less Satisfying Sexual Debuts
Consensus and Caveats Concerning “Carving the Biodevelopment of Same-Sex Sexual Orientation at Its Joints”: Reply to Peer Commentaries on VanderLaan, Skorska, Peragine, and Coome
Is my attachment style showing? Perceptions of a date’s attachment anxiety and avoidance and dating interest during a speed-dating event
A Learning Experience? Enjoyment at Sexual Debut and the Gender Gap in Sexual Desire among Emerging Adults
Gender differences in experience of first intercourse are among the largest in sexuality research, with women recalling less pleasure and satisfaction than men. This "enjoyment gap" has not been considered in explanations of gender differences in sexual desire. Yet, reinforcement and incentive learning feature prominently in recent models of women's sexual desire, and nonhuman animal models demonstrate their impact at sexual debut. We examined wh…
Explicit and Implicit Gender-Related Stereotyping in Transgender, Gender Expansive, and Cisgender Adults
Examining the Relation Between Gender Nonconformity and Psychological Well-Being in Children: The Roles of Peers and Parents
Facial Attractiveness of Sisters of Thai Gay Men and Sao Praphet Song
Androphilia refers to sexual attraction toward adult males. Androphilic males' female genetic relatives might offset the fitness cost of androphilia by having elevated numbers of offspring. Increased attractiveness relative to other women may enable these females to marry up the social hierarchy, providing greater access to resources to support more offspring. In Thailand, there is a marked status hierarchy and male androphiles are highly visible…
The predictive effects of fear of being single on physical attractiveness and less selective partner selection strategies
Fear of being single (FOBS) tends to predict settling for less when seeking a romantic partner. The present research sought to examine whether this is due, at least in part, to lower physical attractiveness among those who fear being single. In a photo-rating study (Study 1, N = 122) and a speed-dating study (Study 2, N = 171), participants completed the FOBS Scale, rated perceptions of their own physical attractiveness, and were then rated on ph…
Sexuality in the context of relationships.
Settling for less out of fear of being single
The present research demonstrates that fear of being single predicts settling for less in romantic relationships, even accounting for constructs typically examined in relationship research such as anxious attachment. Study 1 explored the content of people's thoughts about being single. Studies 2A and 2B involved the development and validation of the Fear of Being Single Scale. Study 2C provided preliminary support for the hypothesis that fear of …
Settling for less out of fear of being single
The present research demonstrates that fear of being single predicts settling for less in romantic relationships, even accounting for constructs typically examined in relationship research such as anxious attachment. Study 1 explored the content of people's thoughts about being single. Studies 2A and 2B involved the development and validation of the Fear of Being Single Scale. Study 2C provided preliminary support for the hypothesis that fear of …
The predictive effects of fear of being single on physical attractiveness and less selective partner selection strategies
Fear of being single (FOBS) tends to predict settling for less when seeking a romantic partner. The present research sought to examine whether this is due, at least in part, to lower physical attractiveness among those who fear being single. In a photo-rating study (Study 1, N = 122) and a speed-dating study (Study 2, N = 171), participants completed the FOBS Scale, rated perceptions of their own physical attractiveness, and were then rated on ph…
Is my attachment style showing? Perceptions of a date’s attachment anxiety and avoidance and dating interest during a speed-dating event
He did girls’ things!” Hong Kong and Canadian children’s reasoning about moral judgments of peers’ gendered behaviors
Children show less positivity toward gender-nonconforming (GN) than gender-conforming (GC) peers. Yet, little is known about children's reasoning about peers of varying gender expressions, including age-, gender-, and culture-related influences. We investigated how children aged 4- to 5- and 8- to 9-years-old in Hong Kong and Canada ( N = 678) reason about their moral judgments of GC and GN peers. After viewing vignettes describing GC and GN boys…
A Learning Experience? Enjoyment at Sexual Debut and the Gender Gap in Sexual Desire among Emerging Adults
Gender differences in experience of first intercourse are among the largest in sexuality research, with women recalling less pleasure and satisfaction than men. This "enjoyment gap" has not been considered in explanations of gender differences in sexual desire. Yet, reinforcement and incentive learning feature prominently in recent models of women's sexual desire, and nonhuman animal models demonstrate their impact at sexual debut. We examined wh…
Consensus and Caveats Concerning “Carving the Biodevelopment of Same-Sex Sexual Orientation at Its Joints”: Reply to Peer Commentaries on VanderLaan, Skorska, Peragine, and Coome
Explicit and Implicit Gender-Related Stereotyping in Transgender, Gender Expansive, and Cisgender Adults
Facial Attractiveness of Sisters of Thai Gay Men and Sao Praphet Song
Androphilia refers to sexual attraction toward adult males. Androphilic males' female genetic relatives might offset the fitness cost of androphilia by having elevated numbers of offspring. Increased attractiveness relative to other women may enable these females to marry up the social hierarchy, providing greater access to resources to support more offspring. In Thailand, there is a marked status hierarchy and male androphiles are highly visible…
Settling for less out of fear of being single
The present research demonstrates that fear of being single predicts settling for less in romantic relationships, even accounting for constructs typically examined in relationship research such as anxious attachment. Study 1 explored the content of people's thoughts about being single. Studies 2A and 2B involved the development and validation of the Fear of Being Single Scale. Study 2C provided preliminary support for the hypothesis that fear of …
Sexuality in the context of relationships.
Facial Attractiveness of Sisters of Thai Gay Men and Sao Praphet Song
Androphilia refers to sexual attraction toward adult males. Androphilic males' female genetic relatives might offset the fitness cost of androphilia by having elevated numbers of offspring. Increased attractiveness relative to other women may enable these females to marry up the social hierarchy, providing greater access to resources to support more offspring. In Thailand, there is a marked status hierarchy and male androphiles are highly visible…
The predictive effects of fear of being single on physical attractiveness and less selective partner selection strategies
Fear of being single (FOBS) tends to predict settling for less when seeking a romantic partner. The present research sought to examine whether this is due, at least in part, to lower physical attractiveness among those who fear being single. In a photo-rating study (Study 1, N = 122) and a speed-dating study (Study 2, N = 171), participants completed the FOBS Scale, rated perceptions of their own physical attractiveness, and were then rated on ph…
Examining the Relation Between Gender Nonconformity and Psychological Well-Being in Children: The Roles of Peers and Parents
Is my attachment style showing? Perceptions of a date’s attachment anxiety and avoidance and dating interest during a speed-dating event
A Learning Experience? Enjoyment at Sexual Debut and the Gender Gap in Sexual Desire among Emerging Adults
Gender differences in experience of first intercourse are among the largest in sexuality research, with women recalling less pleasure and satisfaction than men. This "enjoyment gap" has not been considered in explanations of gender differences in sexual desire. Yet, reinforcement and incentive learning feature prominently in recent models of women's sexual desire, and nonhuman animal models demonstrate their impact at sexual debut. We examined wh…
Explicit and Implicit Gender-Related Stereotyping in Transgender, Gender Expansive, and Cisgender Adults
Carving the Biodevelopment of Same-Sex Sexual Orientation at Its Joints
Not Who You Are, But Who You Are With: Re-examining Women’s Less Satisfying Sexual Debuts
Consensus and Caveats Concerning “Carving the Biodevelopment of Same-Sex Sexual Orientation at Its Joints”: Reply to Peer Commentaries on VanderLaan, Skorska, Peragine, and Coome
He did girls’ things!” Hong Kong and Canadian children’s reasoning about moral judgments of peers’ gendered behaviors
Children show less positivity toward gender-nonconforming (GN) than gender-conforming (GC) peers. Yet, little is known about children's reasoning about peers of varying gender expressions, including age-, gender-, and culture-related influences. We investigated how children aged 4- to 5- and 8- to 9-years-old in Hong Kong and Canada ( N = 678) reason about their moral judgments of GC and GN peers. After viewing vignettes describing GC and GN boys…
Children’s Facial Emotional Expressions to Gender-Nonconforming Hypothetical Peers
Psychology (13 works) · Developmental psychology (10 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (8 works) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (6 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (5 works) · Sexual behavior (5 works) · Attractiveness (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Gender Studies (3 works)