decided to test 37 different cultures to see how people were seeking for mates and Wood and Eagly decided to retest their results with the data from the United Nations. They explain: “As gender equality increased, women expressed less preference for older men, men expressed less preference for younger women, and consequently the sex difference in the preferred age of mates became smaller.” This shows signs that with equality and empowerment, criteria selection can also change. Eagly and Wood agree with Schlegel and Barry and cite them: “As found by Schlegel and Barry, however women’s status is likely to be high in societies in which they contribute to public production and thereby can receive benefits from the broader
decided to test 37 different cultures to see how people were seeking for mates and Wood and Eagly decided to retest their results with the data from the United Nations. They explain: “As gender equality increased, women expressed less preference for older men, men expressed less preference for younger women, and consequently the sex difference in the preferred age of mates became smaller.” This shows signs that with equality and empowerment, criteria selection can also change. Eagly and Wood agree with Schlegel and Barry and cite them: “As found by Schlegel and Barry, however women’s status is likely to be high in societies in which they contribute to public production and thereby can receive benefits from the broader