Claire Fisher (ERC Research Assistant) Do oral contraceptives alter women's mate preferences?

I graduated with a first-class degree in Psychology from the University of Aberdeen in 2012 and started as a Research Assistant in the Face Research Lab in July 2012. My undergraduate research investigated the role of sociosexual orientation in human mate preferences. My current research investigates the role of facial cues of body weight in face preferences and partner choice.

Email: clairef@psy.gla.ac.uk

Posters

    2013

  1. C Fisher, CL Fincher, AC Little, LM DeBruine & BC Jones (2013). Assortative mating for weight is not due to assortative preferences. European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association in Amsterdam, Netherlands. March 2013. [abstract»»]

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