The results show that women do not find men signaling engagement, or being perceived as having a partner, more attractive or higher in socioeconomic status. Furthermore, signs of engagement did not influence the women’s reported willingness to engage in short-term or long-term relationships with the men.
Interesting. Another study with a different finding. Now there is some scope for methodological discussion about how the data were gathered and interpreted.
http://www.springerlink.com/content/hn2ufdx4rruyllnc/
The results show that women do not find men signaling engagement, or being perceived as having a partner, more attractive or higher in socioeconomic status. Furthermore, signs of engagement did not influence the women’s reported willingness to engage in short-term or long-term relationships with the men.