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Finally, it is interesting to draw attention to the mate value that females ostensibly attach to their partner's sense of humor (see Table 10).
As ratings of their partner's sense of humor increased, so did the frequency of sex, the likelihood of female-initiated sex, her feelings of commitment to her partner, ratings of her partner's self-confidence, feelings of protection in his presence, and estimates of his family's income.
Women with partners who they felt had a good sense of humor also tended to rate their partners as more intelligent, more popular, more creative, and reported experiencing orgasms more often with him than with other men (r = .408, p < .01).
Not surprisingly, there is growing evidence that a sense of humor is a proxy for intelligence (Howrigan and MacDonald, 2008; Miller, 2000).
As ratings of their partner's sense of humor increased, so did the frequency of sex, the likelihood of female-initiated sex, her feelings of commitment to her partner, ratings of her partner's self-confidence, feelings of protection in his presence, and estimates of his family's income.
Women with partners who they felt had a good sense of humor also tended to rate their partners as more intelligent, more popular, more creative, and reported experiencing orgasms more often with him than with other men (r = .408, p < .01).
Not surprisingly, there is growing evidence that a sense of humor is a proxy for intelligence (Howrigan and MacDonald, 2008; Miller, 2000).