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Are Married Men More Desirable?
30 April 2010
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In an earlier post (see here ), I discussed a study wherein researchers had explored variables that affect the amount of money that men spend on engagement rings. In today’s post, I return to the general topic but I focus on the so-called wedding ring effect, which refers to the folk belief that married men, who signal their marital status via the wearing of a wedding ring, are construed by women as more desirable. The argument is that by wearing a wedding ring, a man is publicly acknowledging that: (1) he is taken and as such he has the capacity to commit to a long-term relationship; (2) some woman has found him desirable enough to choose him as her long-term mate.
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Are Married Men More Desirable?
30 April 2010
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In an earlier post (see here ), I discussed a study wherein researchers had explored variables that affect the amount of money that men spend on engagement rings. In today’s post, I return to the general topic but I focus on the so-called wedding ring effect, which refers to the folk belief that married men, who signal their marital status via the wearing of a wedding ring, are construed by women as more desirable.
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Are Married Men More Desirable?
30 April 2010
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In an earlier post (see here ), I discussed a study wherein researchers had explored variables that affect the amount of money that men spend on engagement rings. In today’s post, I return to the general topic but I focus on the so-called wedding ring effect, which refers to the folk belief that married men, who signal their marital status via the wearing of a wedding ring, are construed by women as more desirable. The argument is that by wearing a wedding ring, a man is publicly acknowledging that: (1) he is taken and as such he has the capacity to commit to a long-term relationship; (2) some woman has found him desirable enough to choose him as her long-term mate
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Are Married Men More Desirable?
30 April 2010
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In an earlier post (see here ), I discussed a study wherein researchers had explored variables that affect the amount of money that men spend on engagement rings. In today’s post, I return to the general topic but I focus on the so-called wedding ring effect, which refers to the folk belief that married men, who signal their marital status via the wearing of a wedding ring, are construed by women as more desirable. The argument is that by wearing a wedding ring, a man is publicly acknowledging that: (1) he is taken and as such he has the capacity to commit to a long-term relationship; (2) some woman has found him desirable enough to choose him as her long-term mate.
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