Magyar Pszichológiai Szemle
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Volume 58: Issue 4
Homogámia, genetikai hasonlóság, imprinting.
Authors: Tamás Bereczkei 1 , Petra Gyuris 2 , Panna Köves 3 , and László Bernáth 4
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  • 1 Pécsi Tudományegyetem Általános és Evolúciós Pszichológia Tanszék Pécs
  • 2 JPTE Általános és Evolúciós Pszichológia Tanszék Pécs
  • 3 JPTE Általános és Evolúciós Pszichológia Tanszék Pécs
  • 4 JPTE Általános és Evolúciós Pszichológia Tanszék Pécs
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https://doi.org/10.1556/mpszle.58.2003.4.2
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473–494
Publication Date:
01 Dec 2003
Online Publication Date:
22 Jul 2005
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Research Article
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Miközben a homogámia genetikai közvetítettségére vonatkozó hipotézist számos vizsgálat alátámasztja, szigorú bírálatok fogalmazhatók meg az ún. genetikai hasonlóság elméletével szemben. Alternatív ma­gyarázatként feltételezzük, hogy imprinting jellegű mechanizmusok, nem pedig „közvetlen”, genetikai szintű detektálási folyamatok a felelősek azért, hogy magunkhoz hasonló párt választunk hosszú távú kapcsolatainkban. Vizsgálatunkban, amely több mint 300 családtagról és idegenről (kontrollról) készült arckép párosításait tartalmazta, a vizsgálati személyek a véletlenhez képest magasabb arányban állapították meg a feleség és a férjük anyja közötti hasonlóságot. Ez a találati gyakoriság szignifikánsan magasabb volt annál, mint amikor a feleség és a férj közötti hasonlóságot ítélték meg. A regressziós elemzés azt mutatta, hogy azok a férfiak, akiknek gyerekkorukban gyakran volt részük anyai elutasításban, kisebb valószínűséggel választottak felnőtt korukban anyjukhoz hasonló feleséget, mint azok, akik kedvezőbb nevelésben részesültek. Ezek az eredmények azt mutatják, hogy a gyerekkori tapasztalatok hatására a fiúk internalizálják anyjuk fenotípusát és ezt, mint egyfajta mentális modellt, használják fel későbbi párválasztásuk során.

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homogamy; homogamy; homogamy; homogámia; genetikai hasonlóság; szexuális imprinting; evolúciós algoritmusok; genetic similarity; sexual imprinting; evolutionary strategies

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