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ArticlePhysical Attractiveness and the “Nice Guy Paradox”: Do Nice Guys Really Finish Last?

Geoffrey C. Urbaniak2003

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Physical Attractiveness and the “Nice Guy Paradox”: Do Nice Guys Really Finish Last?

Geoffrey C. Urbaniak · Peter R. Kilmann

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Evolutionary Psychology and Human Behavior Attachment and Relationship Dynamics Gender Roles and Identity Studies

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Published2003-10-24

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