Good genes, mating effort, and delinquency
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 23 (4):608-609 (2000)
| Abstract | High mating effort and antisocial and delinquent behaviors are closely linked. Some delinquent behaviors may honestly signal genetic quality. Men who exhibit high mating effort and who have high genetic quality would be expected to engage in more sexual coercion than other men because its costs to them are lowered by female preferences for them as sexual partners. | |||||||||
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