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The anecdotal evidence has long suggested that women are more picky than men  when choosing a partner, and now a scientific study has confirmed it. University of Queensland researchers have found through a survey of 7,325 heterosexual users of dating websites aged 18 to 65 that while men and women were largely similar in the relative importance they put on each of nine attributes, females scrutinise each attribute more closely than males. The only attribute in which there was a marked difference was income - women in the survey rated that as 29.3 out of 100 in importance, while men had it do...

'UGLY, RICH MEN' Women are turned on by charm & cash while men go on looks, scientists confirm in discovery which surprises no one May 19 2021, 16:42 ET SCIENCE confirms what we all knew ­­— women are turned on by charm and cash while men go on looks. In a discovery which surprises no one, a study found fellas value sexy bodies and attractive faces much more than women do. 1 Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates recently split with his wife MelindaCredit: AP And it is great news for Microsoft billionaire Bill Gates, 65 — who recently split with his wife — as women like high income, intell...

 E-Mail Credit: Beth Baker, PLOS, 2021 (CC-BY 4.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) When it comes to sexual attraction, women rate age, education, intelligence, income, trust, and emotion connection higher than men who put a greater priority on attractiveness and physical build says new research from QUT. The importance of such characteristics does change with age though, with both men and women looking for the personality traits of openness and trust as they get older. Sex Differences in Sexual Attraction for Aesthetics, Resources and Personality Across Age has just been publis...

What do Australians find sexy? It depends – men and women want different things. Credit: Carol Yepes / Getty Images. Hey Australians, what do you find sexy? That is a question researchers asked in a study on sexual attraction preferences, published in PLOS ONE. A team of researchers, led by Stephen Whyte from the Queensland University of Technology, surveyed 7000 Australians between 18 and 65 who used dating sites, asking how important three factors are in a potential partner: aesthetics, resources and personality. Each of these factors were further split into categories. “We asked parti...

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