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Are difficulties finding a romantic partner associated with sexist beliefs? Exploring associations between mate value and mate access with hostile and benevolent sexism, and belief in sexism shift
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DOI：10.1016/j.paid.2025.113610.png)
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• Higher mate value was associated with higher benevolent sexism. • Not searching for a partner was associated with lower benevolent sexism. • Single women reporting more mate encounters reported lower benevolent sexism. • Mate access possibilities and encounters (in singles) were associated with higher hostile sexism. • Male gender and political conservatism were associated with hostile sexism and sexism shift.
Keywords:
Mate value
Mate access
Hostile sexism
Benevolent sexism
Sexism shift
Political conservatism
Sex ratio
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