Research has suggested that the gender that has greater parental investment gets to choose
a mate and the opposite gender has to compete for a mate.

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Research has suggested that the gender that has greater parental investment gets to choose	
a mate and the opposite gender has to compete for a mate.

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This is known as the parent-offspring conflict theory and has been supported by various studies in evolutionary biology and psychology. It suggests that the gender that invests more resources and energy into reproduction (usually females) has a greater say in choosing a mate, while the opposite gender (usually males) will compete for access to that mate.

Research Has Suggested That the Gender That Has Greater Parental