In order to test the theory proposed by Winch [in Mate Selection: A Study in Complementary Needs. New York; Harper & Row, 1958], that people tend to choose partners whose need patterns are complementary, rather than similar, to their own, a cross-cultural study was conducted on students in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. The obtained data tended strongly towards supporting the idea of similarity, rather than complementarit
The effects of degree of cultural and strategic similarity on the preference for a potential merger ...
Using a couple-centered approach, the authors examined assortative mating on a broad range of variab...
For decades, social scientists have observed that people greatly desire a partner who is similar to ...
The present study examined the extent to which individuals seek partners with similar, as opposed to...
This study used an idiographic approach to examine the association between similarity or complementa...
The present study was designed to assess whether two seemingly opposing theories of human mate selec...
Recent studies show that both physical and personality characteristics influence mate choice. Two th...
Abstract: The present study examined the extent to which individuals seek partners with similar, as ...
How 2 personalities may be best combined in a couple has often been answered in terms of similarity ...
We propose a distinction between two types of interpersonal compatibility in determining partner pre...
The present study examined the extent to which individuals seek partners with similar, as opposed to...
Rokeach (1960) proposed that similarity of values, that is characterization of people based on the l...
Item does not contain fulltextChoice of romantic partner is an enormously important component of hum...
Summary-Dating and married couples show comparable levels of assortment for physical traits. Married...
The effects of degree of cultural and strategic similarity on the preference for a potential merger ...
The effects of degree of cultural and strategic similarity on the preference for a potential merger ...
Using a couple-centered approach, the authors examined assortative mating on a broad range of variab...
For decades, social scientists have observed that people greatly desire a partner who is similar to ...
The present study examined the extent to which individuals seek partners with similar, as opposed to...
This study used an idiographic approach to examine the association between similarity or complementa...
The present study was designed to assess whether two seemingly opposing theories of human mate selec...
Recent studies show that both physical and personality characteristics influence mate choice. Two th...
Abstract: The present study examined the extent to which individuals seek partners with similar, as ...
How 2 personalities may be best combined in a couple has often been answered in terms of similarity ...
We propose a distinction between two types of interpersonal compatibility in determining partner pre...
The present study examined the extent to which individuals seek partners with similar, as opposed to...
Rokeach (1960) proposed that similarity of values, that is characterization of people based on the l...
Item does not contain fulltextChoice of romantic partner is an enormously important component of hum...
Summary-Dating and married couples show comparable levels of assortment for physical traits. Married...
The effects of degree of cultural and strategic similarity on the preference for a potential merger ...
The effects of degree of cultural and strategic similarity on the preference for a potential merger ...
Using a couple-centered approach, the authors examined assortative mating on a broad range of variab...
For decades, social scientists have observed that people greatly desire a partner who is similar to ...