Honors College Theses
Self-Perceived Mate Value: Literature Review and Proposed Experiment Design
Publication Date
4-25-2014
Major
Psychology (B.S.)
Release Option
Restricted to Georgia Southern
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Daniel Webster
Abstract
Self-perceived mate value is a concept that has been studied and researched many times and yet there does not seem to be a standard definition and form of measuring this concept that is widely agreed upon. Past research has produced a variety of measures ranging from measures consisting of one or two items to more extensive inventories. The purpose of this thesis is to explore different facets of mate value and to propose an experiment that could possibly lead to a consensus regarding the way self-perceived mate value is measured.
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Recommended Citation
Green, Briana E., "Self-Perceived Mate Value: Literature Review and Proposed Experiment Design" (2014). Honors College Theses. 32.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/honors-theses/32
