Jacoby wrote:
Alliekit wrote:
Jacoby wrote:
I'm not sure self reporting is really all to accurate, it's kind of like no **** people won't say they like jerks or think the guys they're attracted to are jerks. The article even says that narcissists in the 'short term' seem more well adjusted, entertaining, and apparently nicer too. Confidence is attractive, confident guys are usually jerks since there is usually some level of narcissism or delusion behind it.
Also social science is not real science, the whole thing is agenda driven as the last paragraph pretty much wraps it up nicely with a "it's not me, it's you". Biology > "social psychology"
I'm not sure what you mean by self reporting? Did you look at the studies that's were listed?
Most of the females in the studies are shown to be more attracted to males in a scientific study. But if you have found evidence proving otherwise could you please link it? I find it interesting so would love a read
What was scientific about any of these "studies"? They just asked these women to pick based on these imaginary scenarios. It's like asking whether or not someone is a good person or not, of course most people are going to say they're a good person but do you trust people to be honest or even really know? It's really just a question of perception rather than reality. There isn't anything scientific about these social sciences. The article undermines itself completely in the middle with the stuff about narcissism.
http://link.springer.com/article/10.102 ... 5894203368I'm going to use this as an example
First of all they are published journal articles. This means they would be read and confirmed by multiple research scientist be for publishing is even considered. After it is considered further examination occurs before it is published
These women were not aware which was the supposedly the nice guy and with all studies there are bound to be limitations. This is usually reduced by the use of statistics. Also in some ways perception is reality. Different women will perceive different behaviours as nice.
Also social science has done alot to help autistic people. It is demeaning to the scientists in that field to call it 'not a real science'. I appreciate you disagree with the results but it is no reason to disregard peoples hard work
Also studies on animals have show similar evidence. Female chimpanzees are more likely to share with a male who allows them to eat first.