The Bitter Pill: Cessation of Oral Contraceptives Enhances the Appeal of Alternative Mates
Abstract
Hormonal contraceptives change women’s natural mate preferences, leading them to prefer nurturing but less genetically compatible men. Cessation of contraceptives reverses these preferences, decreasing women’s attraction to current partners. Two studies examined whether women who had used contraceptive pills at relationship formation and stopped doing so were more vulnerable to desire attractive alternatives, primarily around ovulation, as...
Paper Details
Title
The Bitter Pill: Cessation of Oral Contraceptives Enhances the Appeal of Alternative Mates
Published Date
Jan 4, 2019
Volume
5
Issue
3
Pages
276 - 285
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