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A recent study published in Evolutionary Psychological Science has found that women perceive men as more attractive when they are shown interacting with children.
The research highlights how a man’s caring behavior toward children can significantly influence his attractiveness to women.
The researchers conducted this study to investigate an intriguing aspect of human attraction that has not been extensively explored.
The study’s findings open up several interesting avenues for further research.
“Women judged these men based on pictures, without the possibility of real contact,” Peter Bos said. “Don't be fooled by online men with cute kids, check them out first ! And if you are looking for a serious partner, make sure he really is motivated to care.”.
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