Shelli L Dubbs
Biographic Data
| ID | 5223365 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shelli L Dubbs |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shelli L |
| FAMILY NAME | Dubbs |
| SIGNATURE | DUBBS S L |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Queensland |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Social Dominance Orientation Predicts Heterosexual Men’s Adverse Reactions to Romantic Rejection
A multivariate approach to human mate preferences
Parent‐offspring conflict in J apan and parental influence across six cultures
Previous research has demonstrated that parents and children often have conflicting mate preferences. The present research was conducted among 443 J apanese university students. Using an existing scale designed to uncover parent‐offspring conflict over mate choice, the results revealed that children perceived having a potential partner with traits connoting poor genetic quality as being more unacceptable to themselves, and having a potential part…
D: 4D Is Negatively Associated to Aggressive Dominance in Men: A Response to Voracek (2013)
We do not agree with the interpretation and evaluation of our article by Voracek. We feel that our results and our interpretation of the results are supported by our data analyses and do add to the current understanding of the relationship between 2D:4D and personality. We feel confident we can address many, if not all, of Voracek's criticisms. However, we fully agree that 2D:4D research would benefit from more replication and from the use of lar…
D: 4 D in Men Is Related to Aggressive Dominance but Not to Sociable Dominance
It has been shown that a smaller ratio between the length of the second and fourth digit (2 D :4 D ) is an indicator of the exposure to prenatal testosterone ( T ). This study measured the 2 D :4 D of men and assessed dominance as a personality trait to investigate indirectly if the exposure to prenatal T is related to a dominant personality later in life. Results showed that men had a more aggressive dominant personality when having a more mascu…
Parental Control over Mate Choice to Prevent Marriages with Out-group Members: A Study among Mestizos, Mixtecs, and Blacks in Mexico
Parental monitoring, sensitivity toward parents, and a child's mate preferences
This study investigated gender differences in parental monitoring and sensitivity toward parents and the extent to which these measures can influence children's mate preferences. In 2 samples (the United States and the Netherlands), females reported experiencing higher levels of parental monitoring and being more sensitive toward their parents' feelings regarding mate choice (e.g., being more upset if their parents did not approve of their partne…
Sex differences in parental preferences over a child's mate choice: A daughter's perspective
Although parental influence over mate choice is important to human mating decisions, it is often overlooked within evolutionary psychology. Based on evolutionary theory, we predict that, while both parents likely influence a child's mate choice, daughters will perceive having a low quality partner (i.e., traits indicating poor parental investment, a lack of creativity, and physical unattractiveness) would be more unacceptable to their mother when…
Social Dominance Orientation Predicts Heterosexual Men’s Adverse Reactions to Romantic Rejection
Parental Control over Mate Choice to Prevent Marriages with Out-group Members: A Study among Mestizos, Mixtecs, and Blacks in Mexico
Sex differences in parental preferences over a child's mate choice: A daughter's perspective
Although parental influence over mate choice is important to human mating decisions, it is often overlooked within evolutionary psychology. Based on evolutionary theory, we predict that, while both parents likely influence a child's mate choice, daughters will perceive having a low quality partner (i.e., traits indicating poor parental investment, a lack of creativity, and physical unattractiveness) would be more unacceptable to their mother when…
D: 4 D in Men Is Related to Aggressive Dominance but Not to Sociable Dominance
It has been shown that a smaller ratio between the length of the second and fourth digit (2 D :4 D ) is an indicator of the exposure to prenatal testosterone ( T ). This study measured the 2 D :4 D of men and assessed dominance as a personality trait to investigate indirectly if the exposure to prenatal T is related to a dominant personality later in life. Results showed that men had a more aggressive dominant personality when having a more mascu…
Sex differences in parental preferences over a child's mate choice: A daughter's perspective
Although parental influence over mate choice is important to human mating decisions, it is often overlooked within evolutionary psychology. Based on evolutionary theory, we predict that, while both parents likely influence a child's mate choice, daughters will perceive having a low quality partner (i.e., traits indicating poor parental investment, a lack of creativity, and physical unattractiveness) would be more unacceptable to their mother when…
Parental monitoring, sensitivity toward parents, and a child's mate preferences
This study investigated gender differences in parental monitoring and sensitivity toward parents and the extent to which these measures can influence children's mate preferences. In 2 samples (the United States and the Netherlands), females reported experiencing higher levels of parental monitoring and being more sensitive toward their parents' feelings regarding mate choice (e.g., being more upset if their parents did not approve of their partne…
D: 4 D in Men Is Related to Aggressive Dominance but Not to Sociable Dominance
It has been shown that a smaller ratio between the length of the second and fourth digit (2 D :4 D ) is an indicator of the exposure to prenatal testosterone ( T ). This study measured the 2 D :4 D of men and assessed dominance as a personality trait to investigate indirectly if the exposure to prenatal T is related to a dominant personality later in life. Results showed that men had a more aggressive dominant personality when having a more mascu…
Parental Control over Mate Choice to Prevent Marriages with Out-group Members: A Study among Mestizos, Mixtecs, and Blacks in Mexico
Parent‐offspring conflict in J apan and parental influence across six cultures
Previous research has demonstrated that parents and children often have conflicting mate preferences. The present research was conducted among 443 J apanese university students. Using an existing scale designed to uncover parent‐offspring conflict over mate choice, the results revealed that children perceived having a potential partner with traits connoting poor genetic quality as being more unacceptable to themselves, and having a potential part…
D: 4D Is Negatively Associated to Aggressive Dominance in Men: A Response to Voracek (2013)
We do not agree with the interpretation and evaluation of our article by Voracek. We feel that our results and our interpretation of the results are supported by our data analyses and do add to the current understanding of the relationship between 2D:4D and personality. We feel confident we can address many, if not all, of Voracek's criticisms. However, we fully agree that 2D:4D research would benefit from more replication and from the use of lar…
A multivariate approach to human mate preferences
Social Dominance Orientation Predicts Heterosexual Men’s Adverse Reactions to Romantic Rejection
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (8 works) · Biology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior (6 works) · Genetics (4 works) · Mate choice (4 works) · Mating (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Evolutionary Game Theory and Cooperation (3 works)