Overall, the discussions reflect strong support and interest in the article, exemplified by phrases like 'quite obvious right???' and references to the large sample size, which emphasize the validity and importance of the research. The tone varies from straightforward acknowledgment to critical commentary on gender roles and societal expectations, showing a balanced engagement that appreciates the study’s insights while also raising questions about implications.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most discussions support the study’s findings that education and income influence romantic interest, especially noting the significant advantage for men in resource acquisition ability.
InterestHigh interest
The social discussions display high interest, with many emphasizing the gender differences and the relevance of the study across multiple countries, attracting curiosity and debate.
EngagementModerate engagement
Several posts reference specific data points and theoretical implications, indicating a moderate level of engagement through citing examples and analyzing the findings.
ImpactHigh impact
The widespread sharing of the study and its implications suggest that these social discussions consider the findings influential for understanding romantic dynamics and mating strategies.
Abstract in brief
Higher education and income levels increase romantic interest and attraction across different countries.
Men with better resource-earning abilities tend to attract significantly more attention from potential mates, with this effect being much stronger for men than women.
Country-specific factors such as gender equality and unemployment rates influence how resource ability affects mate choice, with findings aligning more with evolutionary theories than cultural explanations.]
May 19, 2022 · 75 likes · 29 shares · 2,278 followersView post →
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Pablo Malo
@pitiklinov · X
Con datos de citas on-line de 24 países analizan la influencia del sexo y la capacidad de adquirir recursos en la elección de pareja:
“Las mujeres recibieron entre un 540% y un 780% más de Indicadores de Interés que los hombres”.
https://t.co/JW0ZNGMNWi
Totalmente a ver com isso aqui: https://t.co/WADVCBd3aX
Mais de 1 milhão de participantes, 24 países. A atratividade masculina (mas não a feminina) aumenta com a posse de recursos https://t.co/u4ksf65bGL
On online dating websites, wealth drives attention, but the wealth effect is 2.5 bigger for men than for women: https://t.co/1WkoenshkU
Dec 14, 2022 · 6 likes · 37,949 followersView post →
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psicólogo antissocial
@meistrephilipos · X
Estudo com banco de dados com mais de 1 milhão de participantes de 24 países mostrando que a posse de recursos aumenta a atratividade masculina, mas não a feminina. Os achados apoiam bem mais a teoria evolucionista do que a biossocial.
https://t.co/WADVCAVrMn
May 7, 2022 · 5 likes · 2,706 followersView post →
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Andrew G. Thomas
@DrThomasAG · X
@datingdecisions Our latest: "Being More Educated and Earning More Increases Romantic Interest: Data from 1.8 M Online Daters from 24 Nations"
https://t.co/24ZAPj0r2E
People are more likely to support interventions that cause instrumental harm to men than women. Three studies confirm this bias across different situations, raising questions about gender bias and societal norms.
This video responds to criticisms of men's rights activism, debunking false claims about MRAs, addressing feminist misrepresentations, and highlighting organizational successes in advocating for men's issues…
@DIALEKTRON_ @Andreesufifltz Wenn man auf Einkommen abstellt:
"There was a marked sex difference in this effect; resource-acquisition ability improved the attention received by men almost 2.5 times that of women."
https://t.co/sgSdPFw7nF
@ClarenceCurry5 @travelingflying A global study found education and income helps people attract interest on online dating sites. But it "improved the attention received by men almost 2.5 times that of women." The ratio differed by country. https://t.co/cRsTf1uEpa https://t.co/3rgfAGrl8y
Being More Educated and Earning More Increases Romantic Interest: Data from 1.8 M Online Daters from 24 Nations.
Quite obvious right??? https://t.co/Pu87wO7rhz
@Morreds @KirstenThommes @Gert_Woellmann @alltag_x Dann auch, weil Frauen Partner wollen, die ein hohes Einkommen haben
https://t.co/cjZUOzsVbI
https://t.co/sgSdPFw7nF
Mar 25, 2025 · 3 likes · 4,111 followersView post →
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Retrieval Cloud+
@TonyChiaroscuro · X
@Boxinabeetle @bad_fido @snide_sally @Cary_wh @annavrmac @loulabelleaus @TXWomenRESIST @MSS3RosaFerreum @surf_witch @StinkyGrrrlz @Oneiorosgrip @dose_of_Close @Oneantifem @steverific @JohnWat59766564 @nunya_pat Works out well doesn't it?
Be predisposed to selecting men, in part, on them earning more than you, and if "it doesn't work out" obligate the man who earns more than you to pay for you...
An effective hedging strategy indeed.
https://t.co/ZqB1hQuh2U https://t.co/PoEM8zK36I
Feb 22, 2024 · 2 likes · 1,383 followersView post →
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bearmace
@bearmace · X
@kohn_gregory @HollyDunsworth @VardaSpace Evidence for women selecting higher income higher education men across a 1.8 million sample size in 24 nations https://t.co/mTB644UbyK
Stick to birdwatching
@MrsSophiesLeben @P_wie_Pustefix Hier sind einige Studien:
https://t.co/aXW5w6fTx8
https://t.co/EkG0GDIqv3
https://t.co/54ZDyz1QKE
Nur wenn Frauen nicht so gut aussehen, dann bewerten Männer Frauen mit hohem Status etwas schlechter, aber auch besser, wenn sie gut aussehen.
https://t.co/dbUyNYnSx0
Pues salvo refutación, lamentablemente parece ser que tener más educación y ganar más dinero, aumenta el interés romántico, 2,5 veces más en el caso de hombres que en mujeres: datos de 1,8 millones de personas (de 24 países) que se citan en línea. https://t.co/bpmfG5m2zj
@DinaPomeranz @RichardvReeves @annalouiesuss This study finds that higher income women are more attractive to men.
https://t.co/jc31l9xA9e https://t.co/6I21OS2MC6
Sep 30, 2023 · 1 like · 3,018 followersView post →
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Falterhert
@Falterhert · X
@PsianaEspeon @sprengmeisterin Ja, hier ein paar Beispiele :
https://t.co/z8Q3DNGvdf
https://t.co/EzTROOBk6Y
https://t.co/cBq280djJA
How do we get men/boys interested into getting educated?
This!
“Using data from more than 1.8 million online daters from 24 countries…(education and income) improved the attention received by men almost 2.5 times that of women.”
https://t.co/pieBuodfZY
May 19, 2022 · 75 likes · 29 shares · 2,278 followersView post →
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Andrew G. Thomas
@DrThomasAG · X
@primalpoly @ZubyMusic Why, worldwide, competency increases dating profile interest for men more than women (but, really, for both!) https://t.co/24ZAPj0r2E
May 10, 2022 · 2 likes · 5,285 followersView post →
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psicólogo antissocial
@meistrephilipos · X
Estudo com banco de dados com mais de 1 milhão de participantes de 24 países mostrando que a posse de recursos aumenta a atratividade masculina, mas não a feminina. Os achados apoiam bem mais a teoria evolucionista do que a biossocial.
https://t.co/WADVCAVrMn
May 7, 2022 · 5 likes · 2,706 followersView post →
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psicólogo antissocial
@meistrephilipos · X
Totalmente a ver com isso aqui: https://t.co/WADVCBd3aX
Mais de 1 milhão de participantes, 24 países. A atratividade masculina (mas não a feminina) aumenta com a posse de recursos https://t.co/u4ksf65bGL
@Urbannjuan No.
Ser más educado y ganar más aumenta el interés romántico: datos de 1,8 millones de personas que se citan en línea de 24 naciones
“Las mujeres recibieron entre un 540% y un 780% más de Indicadores de Interés que los hombres”.
Vía, https://t.co/UAbQJ0CjRr https://t.co/oZ8NuqlOra
Apr 19, 2022 · 1 like · 1,427 followersView post →
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The Aegean Society
@aegeansociety · X
bu da cinsiyetler arasındaki çekicilik eşitsizliğini yansıtıyor.
https://t.co/lhvVlzJEWu
@datingdecisions Our latest: "Being More Educated and Earning More Increases Romantic Interest: Data from 1.8 M Online Daters from 24 Nations"
https://t.co/24ZAPj0r2E
1/ Being More Educated and Earning More Increases Romantic Interest: Data from 1.8 M Online Daters from 24 Nations ["resource-acquisition ability improved the attention received by men almost 2.5 times that of women"] https://t.co/fm2mjU95Eh
Great study by @DatingDarwin based on 1.8 million dating profiles from 24 countries, showing actual mate preferences consistent with evolutionary predictions. In every country, women cared more about resource acquisition ability. https://t.co/RbJ8C54yeY
#6Abr | Interesante estudio: "Una mayor capacidad de adquisición de recursos parece aumentar la atención de hombres y mujeres de manera similar, aunque tras un examen más detenido, la tasa de aumento para los hombres supera con creces la de las mujeres".
https://t.co/AqrJQce86L
Con datos de citas on-line de 24 países analizan la influencia del sexo y la capacidad de adquirir recursos en la elección de pareja:
“Las mujeres recibieron entre un 540% y un 780% más de Indicadores de Interés que los hombres”.
https://t.co/JW0ZNGMNWi