Emotion and Gender Typicality Cue Sexual Orientation Differently in Women and Men.

Arch Sex Behav · 2020 · PMC7497461 · PMID 32394110

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Among the naturally varying photographs, gender typicality again significantly predicted women’s perceived sexual orientation, β = .92, z = 34.13, p < .001, but, in contrast with the neutral photographs, so did emotion (a marginally significant result in Study 2), β = .05, z = 2.13, p = .03.

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