US EditionMen and women equally attracted to younger partners, study suggests
- A study from the University of California, Davis, found that both men and women are slightly more attracted to younger partners after blind dates, as reported by Paul Eastwick, the study's lead author.
- The research analyzed data from over 6,000 blind dates arranged by the matchmaking service Tawkify, focusing on people seeking long-term partners.
- Most participants had an upper age limit for preferred dates, but this limit did not affect their actual choices, according to the study.
- The findings suggest that the preference for youth in dating is present for both genders, challenging common beliefs about age preferences in couples.
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Men and women equally attracted to younger partners, UC Davis study suggests
Men and women alike are drawn to younger partners, whether or not they realize it. The conclusion came from a University of California, Davis, study of 4,500 blind dates of people seeking a long-term partner. “After a blind date, participants were slightly more attracted to younger partners, and this trend was equally true for men and women,” said Paul Eastwick, UC Davis professor of psychology and lead author on the study, published Jan. 27 in …
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Men and women equally attracted to younger partners, research finds
Even if they do not realise it, both sexes tend to slightly prefer younger people when going on a date, a University of California, Davis study found.
Men and women equally attracted to younger partners, study suggests
Men and women alike are drawn to younger partners, whether or not they realize it. The conclusion came from a University of California, Davis, study of 4,500 blind dates of people seeking a long-term partner.
Around 4,500 encounters were analyzed, and a study discovered a common preference between both sexes when seeking a stable relationship. In the search for a partner, it is common for both men and women to prefer certain characteristics, such as height, sense of humor, hair color, and age. With regard to age, a study from the University of California at Davis evaluated 4,500 blind dates between people seeking a long-term relationship to determine…
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