It's been said that our female ancestors most often sent their genes into the future by pairing wisely, and your female ancestors by pairing widely. how does the evolutionary psychology perspective explain why these adaptive patterns are still seen in the behaviors and priorities of contemporary men and women who have more choices about when and whether they will have children?

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31 October, 00:21

It's been said that our female ancestors most often sent their genes into the future by pairing wisely, and your female ancestors by pairing widely. how does the evolutionary psychology perspective explain why these adaptive patterns are still seen in the behaviors and priorities of contemporary men and women who have more choices about when and whether they will have children?

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Matthias Snow · Answer 1

While men and women have more choice, there is still the human nature of survival, wherein human minds are wired to survive and have a generation that will outgrow other generations. This attitude of choosing pairs wisely is done in order to further double the chances of survival of children and avoid mishaps and abnormalities.