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An implicit theory of self-esteem: the consequences of perceived self-esteem for romantic desirability.

Evol Psychol · 2011 · PMC10480869 · PMID 22947962

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Attributes Equally Important to Men and Women For those attributes found to be equally important to men and women, the main effect of Self-Esteem Condition emerged ( F (2, 334) = 128.81, p < .001) but the main effect of Sex did not reach conventional levels of significance ( F (1, 334) = 3.56, ns).

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Neither the main effect of Sex ( F (1, 334) < 1, ns) nor the interaction of Self-Esteem Condition and Sex approached conventional levels of significance ( F (2, 334) < 1, p = ns).

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