New “body count” study reveals how sexual history shapes social perceptions | Study found that individuals with a higher number of sexual partners were evaluated less favorably. Interestingly, men were judged more negatively than women for the same sexual behavior.
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New “body count” study reveals how sexual history shapes social perceptions
People with more sexual partners or casual relationship histories are judged less favorably, with men receiving harsher evaluations than women for similar sexual behaviors, according to new research.
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New research examined narcissists' social metaperceptions (what they think others think of them). Narcissists did not necessarily overestimate how positively others viewed them. But people high in narcissistic admiration, leadership, and grandiosity tended to think they were viewed positively.
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Psychology Today
Do Narcissists Overestimate How Much People Like Them?
Do narcissists overestimate how much others like and admire them? New research explores narcissists' metaperceptions in social interactions.
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Almost all unmarried pregnant women say that the fetus resembles the father 👶👨, study finds. In the absence of any valid visual cues for establishing resemblance, 93% of women who were not married said that their fetus resembled the father, compared to 68% of married women and 47% of married men.
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Almost all unmarried pregant women say that the fetus resembles the father, study finds
A new study suggests that pregnant women are more likely to claim their fetus resembles the father, even during early ultrasounds when no real resemblance is visible. The behavior may be an evolved strategy to reduce paternity uncertainty and secure investment.
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