These Traits Predict Inceldom (2022 Study Review)

alex.datepsych
2 Jul 202214:17

Summary

TLDRThis video discusses a recent psychological study examining factors associated with 'inceldom' among 129 men. The study reveals that social dominance orientation, anti-egalitarianism, and high social anxiety are linked to this group. Incels scored lower on self-esteem, assertiveness, and willingness to approach women, which may negatively impact dating outcomes. The video also highlights the correlation between lower education levels and inceldom, suggesting that personality traits and social factors significantly contribute to relationship difficulties.

Takeaways

  • 📊 The study analyzed personality traits and behaviors of 129 men, a large sample size in psychology, to generalize findings with a margin of error of about 2-3%.
  • 🧑 The sample was predominantly white (83%), young men with a mean age of 25, indicating a focus on this demographic.
  • 🚩 Social dominance orientation and anti-egalitarianism were found to be strong predictors of inceldom, with high scores on these measures correlating to a 90% similarity.
  • 🤔 Incels scored higher on measures of shyness and social anxiety, suggesting a reluctance or inability to approach women.
  • 💔 Incels reported lower sexual optimism, viewing relationships and women as less trustworthy and desirable.
  • 🙅‍♂️ Incels were less likely to approach or ask women out, which could be attributed to their shyness and low sexual optimism.
  • 😓 High social anxiety in incels could contribute to their avoidance of social interactions and dating attempts.
  • 🔻 Incels exhibited lower self-esteem and assertiveness, which could hinder their confidence and approachability.
  • 🏫 Incels tend to have lower levels of education, being less likely to be in school full-time and having lower educational attainment overall.
  • 🧠 Education level is a significant factor in attractiveness and relationship outcomes, with higher education correlating with better relationship success.
  • 🔗 The study highlights a convergence of personality traits and lower education levels that put incels at a disadvantage in dating and forming relationships.

Q & A

  • What is the sample size considered to be in the study discussed by Alexander?

    -The sample size in the study is 129 men, which is considered a large sample in Psychology as the medium sample size is about 80 people.

  • What percentage of the sample in the study is white, and what is the mean age of the participants?

    -83 percent of the sample were white, and the mean age of the participants is 25 with a standard deviation of seven.

  • What does social dominance orientation represent, and how is it related to incel communities?

    -Social dominance orientation represents an endorsement of hierarchy and a tooth and nail struggle in society. It is closely related to incel communities as incels tend to score higher in this measure, indicating a preference for social hierarchy and strict rules where the strong dominate the weak.

  • How is anti-egalitarianism defined, and what does it suggest about the incel community?

    -Anti-egalitarianism is a measure of opposition to social egalitarianism. It suggests that incels are more likely to oppose social equality, which is consistent with their higher scores on this measure.

  • What does the willingness to date scale actually measure, and how does it relate to incels?

    -The willingness to date scale is intended to measure shyness rather than actual willingness to date. Incels score higher on this scale, indicating that they are much more shy and less likely to approach or ask women out.

  • What is sexual optimism, and how does it differ between incels and non-incels?

    -Sexual optimism is a measure of how desirable one views relationships. Incels tend to score lower on this scale, viewing relationships more negatively and women as less trustworthy compared to non-incels.

  • How does shyness and low sexual optimism affect an incel's approach towards women?

    -Shyness and low sexual optimism make incels less likely to approach women or ask them out, which can negatively impact their dating outcomes.

  • What is the role of social anxiety in the incel community, and how does it impact their dating prospects?

    -Social anxiety is higher among incels, contributing to their inability or unwillingness to approach women. This personality trait can negatively affect their dating prospects by making it difficult for them to initiate contact with women.

  • How do self-esteem and assertiveness levels differ between incels and non-incels, and what implications does this have?

    -Incels tend to have lower self-esteem and assertiveness compared to non-incels. This can directly impact their ability and willingness to approach women, and may also make them less attractive to women.

  • What is the relationship between education level and attractiveness or relationship outcomes?

    -Higher education levels are associated with better relationship outcomes and are considered attractive traits. Women generally prefer men with higher education and income, which puts incels at a disadvantage due to their lower education levels.

  • What are some of the personality traits and constructs that were found to be less attractive to women and associated with incels?

    -Some of the less attractive traits to women associated with incels include high social dominance orientation, high anti-egalitarianism, high shyness, low self-esteem, low assertiveness, high social anxiety, and low willingness to approach women.

  • What does the study suggest about the correlation between education level and relationship outcomes?

    -The study suggests that higher education levels are linked to better relationship outcomes. For example, having a bachelor's degree can reduce divorce rates, and advanced degrees can further decrease them.

Outlines

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🔍 Personality Traits and Inceldom

Alexander introduces a study examining various psychological measures in relation to inceldom. The study involves 129 men, predominantly young and white, with an average age of 25. Key findings indicate that incels score higher in social dominance orientation and anti-egalitarianism, which are linked to authoritarianism and a preference for hierarchy and strict societal rules. Incels also exhibit higher shyness, lower sexual optimism, and are less likely to approach or ask women out. These personality traits are suggested to negatively affect dating outcomes and are consistent across constructs, indicating a construct validity in the study's measures.

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🧐 Incels' Psychological Profile and Relationship Challenges

This paragraph delves into the psychological profile of incels, highlighting their higher levels of social anxiety and lower self-esteem and assertiveness, which contribute to their reluctance to approach women. The speaker emphasizes that these traits are not merely physical but have significant implications for relationship outcomes. Incels are also found to have lower education levels, which, according to past research, can be a disadvantage in the dating market due to the tendency of assortative mating and hypergamy, where women prefer partners with higher education and income.

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🎓 The Impact of Education on Dating and Relationship Outcomes

The final paragraph discusses the impact of education on dating and relationship success. Incels are noted to have lower educational attainment, which is a consistent finding across research and is associated with poorer relationship outcomes. The speaker mentions that having a higher level of education, such as a bachelor's or master's degree, can significantly increase match rates on dating platforms like Tinder. Education is also a strong signal of intelligence and social status, which are attractive traits to women. The paragraph concludes by emphasizing the importance of education and intelligence in predicting positive relationship outcomes.

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Keywords

💡Social Dominance Orientation

Social Dominance Orientation (SDO) is a psychological concept that refers to the degree to which an individual desires and supports social hierarchy and inequality. In the context of the video, it is mentioned as a predictor of 'inceldom' (involuntary celibacy), suggesting that those with higher SDO are more likely to score higher on measures related to incel ideology. The study discussed in the video found a strong correlation between SDO and incel tendencies, indicating that those endorsing a hierarchical society may also be more inclined towards incel beliefs.

💡Anti-Egalitarianism

Anti-egalitarianism is the opposition to the idea of social equality. It is closely related to the concept of social dominance orientation, as both involve a preference for hierarchy and inequality. In the video, anti-egalitarianism is identified as another predictor of incel tendencies, with individuals scoring high on this measure being more likely to identify as incels. The script suggests that those who oppose egalitarian values may be more inclined to adopt the incel perspective, which often involves resentment towards perceived social injustices.

💡Incel

The term 'incel' is short for 'involuntary celibate,' referring to individuals who identify as being unable to find a romantic or sexual partner despite desiring one. The video discusses a study that examines various psychological and sociological factors that may contribute to incel tendencies. Incels are often characterized by certain personality traits and beliefs, such as high social dominance orientation and anti-egalitarianism, which the study suggests may be predictive of incel status.

💡Willingness to Date Scale

The Willingness to Date Scale is a measure used in the study to assess an individual's shyness and openness to approaching potential romantic partners. The video explains that incels scored lower on this scale, indicating that they are generally more shy and less likely to ask women out. This scale is significant in understanding the social behaviors and potential barriers to forming relationships among incels.

💡Sexual Optimism

Sexual Optimism refers to the positive outlook one has towards relationships and sexual encounters. In the video, it is mentioned that incels tend to score lower on measures of sexual optimism, suggesting a more negative view of relationships and women. This could contribute to their reluctance or inability to approach women, as they may perceive relationships as less desirable or trustworthy.

💡Social Anxiety

Social Anxiety is the experience of nervousness, fear, or discomfort in social situations. The video script indicates that incels score higher on measures of social anxiety, which could hinder their ability to approach and interact with women. This personality trait is portrayed as a significant factor that may negatively impact an incel's dating outcomes.

💡Self-Esteem

Self-esteem refers to an individual's overall sense of self-worth or personal value. The video discusses how incels tend to have lower self-esteem, which can affect their confidence and willingness to engage with potential romantic partners. Low self-esteem is often associated with a reduced likelihood of approaching women and can be a barrier to forming relationships.

💡Assertiveness

Assertiveness is the ability to express one's thoughts, feelings, and beliefs confidently and openly. The script mentions that incels score lower on measures of assertiveness, suggesting that they may struggle to communicate their desires and needs effectively. This lack of assertiveness can impact their ability to pursue romantic interests and may contribute to their incel status.

💡Education Level

Education Level is a measure of the highest level of education an individual has achieved. The video highlights that incels, on average, tend to have lower levels of education, which is associated with poorer relationship outcomes and inceldom. The script suggests that higher education is a signal of intelligence and social status, which are attractive qualities to potential partners and can lead to better relationship outcomes.

💡Assortative Mating

Assortative Mating is a sociological concept that describes the tendency for individuals to choose partners who are similar to themselves in terms of social, economic, and educational backgrounds. The video mentions that incels, by having lower education levels, may be at a disadvantage in the dating market, as women often prefer partners with higher education and income, which are indicative of intelligence and social status.

Highlights

New study on incel culture and its correlation with personality traits and social behaviors.

Sample size of 129 men considered large for psychological studies, allowing generalization with a margin of error of 2-3%.

Study demographics: predominantly white, young men aged 25 on average.

Social dominance orientation and anti-egalitarianism found to predict higher incel tendencies.

Incels scored higher in social dominance orientation, endorsing hierarchy and societal struggle.

High correlation between social dominance orientation and anti-egalitarianism scales.

Incels showed lower willingness to date, indicating increased shyness.

Sexual optimism scale revealed incels view relationships more negatively.

Incels less likely to approach or ask women out due to shyness and low sexual optimism.

Incels scored higher in social anxiety, impacting their ability to approach women.

Low self-esteem and assertiveness in incels affect their confidence and approachability.

Incels tend to have lower education levels, which can impact dating and relationship outcomes.

Education level is a significant factor in attractiveness and relationship success.

Incels less likely to be employed full-time and have lower incomes.

Incels' lower education and income levels put them at a disadvantage in the dating market.

Study emphasizes the importance of addressing personality traits and social behaviors in inceldom.

Incels urged not to give up early on dating and social interactions.

Transcripts

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what's up guys Alexander here I want to

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share a new study with you that I just

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read today about in cells

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a few new studies have come out recently

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on this I made a video about one you

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might want to go back and see that

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but here's going to be the newest one

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and this study looked at specifically

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measures of social dominance orientation

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anti-egalitarianism

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willingness to date

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self-esteem

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sexual optimism

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social anxiety

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education level a few other things so

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let me tell you a little bit about this

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study first about the demographics

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this is a sample size of 129 men

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this would be considered a large

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sample in Psychology medium sample size

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in the field is about 80 people

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just to say right off the bat if you

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think that this sample size is not

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sufficient

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make sure to see my article titled no

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the sample size is good enough or

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something similar to that effect

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with a sample size of 129 men if you had

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about 10 million in cells for example in

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the United States

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that would let you generalize to them

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with a margin of error of about two to

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three percent

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so 83 percent of this sample were white

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young men seven percent Asian five

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percent Latino so a predominantly white

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sample mean age 25 with a standard

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deviation of seven so a little bit of a

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range there but we're looking mostly at

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young men between 18 and 30 given that

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mean and standard deviation

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so getting right into the results of

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this study

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they found that social dominance

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orientation and anti-egalitarianism

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predicted in Sultan incels were more

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likely to score higher in these two

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measures

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social dominance orientation is

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basically an endorsement of hierarchy of

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a tooth and nail struggle in society

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around you

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this is something closely related as

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well to authoritarianism specifically

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measured by the right-wing

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authoritarianism scale

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so these are people that

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tend to enjoy Authority they tend to

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enjoy hierarchy they tend to endorse a

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society based on strict rules where the

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strong dominate the weak and the

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anti-egalitarianism scale is basically

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exactly what it sounds like it's a

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measure of opposition to social

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egalitarianism

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these two measures they correlate to

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about 90 so and that's what we see

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actually in the results here as well

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that the scores on both of these

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correlate to about 90 so what that shows

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is called construct validity essentially

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that we are consistently measuring the

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same thing the same tendency across

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across constructs a second scale that

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predicted in seldom this scale again

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administered to in cells and to non-in

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cells in the sample is called the

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willingness to date scale and as opposed

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to being a true willingness to date the

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scale is actually intended to measure

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shyness and what we see is that in cells

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are much much more shy than the non-in

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cells in this sample

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much less likely to approach much less

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likely to ask women out

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related to that was a scale called

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sexual optimism and that is basically

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how desirable you view relationships

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if you're someone who considers yourself

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for example red pilled or black-filled

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there's a good chance that you score low

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in sexual optimism and that's what we

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see in this study is that in cells score

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lower in sexual optimism they view

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relationships as more negative in

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general women is less trustworthy that

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sort of thing than the non-in sales do

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and of course if you are shy and you

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score low in sexual optimism this is

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going to affect

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if you ask women out if you go out there

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and speak to women and try to approach

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women and that is another thing that was

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measured in the study and of course in

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cells again score lower in this they're

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less likely to approach women they're

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less likely to ask women out

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so a lot of the time

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in cells frame their insulin as being

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related to solely physical

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characteristics

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uh what we're seeing here and we'll

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continue as well with the other measures

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is that there are actual personality

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differences as well between in cells and

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non-in-cell populations

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if those personality differences

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negatively affect your dating outcomes

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is debatable they probably do if you're

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scoring low in sexual optimism and

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willingness to date because these are

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basically measures that predict if

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you're going to approach women at all

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and I think most incels know that they

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do not approach women regularly some do

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occasionally you'll see some in the

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comments that come out and say oh yeah

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I've approached a million women and they

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all reject me because I'm ugly okay so

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some do but many many incels

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have not spoken to a woman in years they

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gave up very very early on and these are

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young men you know they gave up before

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they should have given up if these were

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45 50 year old men they say I'm old now

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I'm out of shape women aren't attracted

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to me it might be much much more

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understandable but these are men who are

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like I got rejected by a woman when I

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was 18 and I haven't spoken to a woman

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since because it traumatized me for life

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okay guys you can't give up that early

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so moving on inso score much higher in

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this study in a measure of social

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anxiety which again is going to

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contribute to that inability or that

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unwillingness to approach women again we

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see a personality difference as well

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that will affect your relationship

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outcomes do you guys really think that

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having high social anxiety has no effect

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on your success with women I mean come

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on guys you know it does what what more

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can be said about that you guys know if

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you can't approach women if you're high

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in social anxiety it's not just your

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looks that's a personality difference

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individual differences in personality

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that will negatively affect your

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relationship outcomes and I want to say

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in cells that are watching this video

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I'm not judging you guys I'm not

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criticizing you I'm just describing the

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results here some empirical differences

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that we observe between in cell

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populations and non-in cell populations

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so what we see that's lower

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in in cells in this study again were two

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measures self-esteem is lower and

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assertiveness is lower so again these

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are two things that are going to

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directly impact someone's ability and

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willingness to approach women

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it will affect their confidence if they

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do speak to women if you have low

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self-esteem and low assertiveness that

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probably explains some of the variants

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in why in cells simply do not approach

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women that frequently at all and these

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are also probably things that will all

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else being equal make you less

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attractive to women if you are a man who

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has low self-esteem and low

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assertiveness because women are

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attracted to those those sorts of things

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and it doesn't mean

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that you must be these stereotypical

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dominant Alpha masculine Chad but if you

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have low self-esteem and low

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assertiveness and you're a weak little

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dude that's not the most attractive

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thing guys it's not the most attractive

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thing to women

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so what we see here is basically a

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convergence of all of these personality

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traits and dispositions these constructs

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being measured and pretty much all of

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them are less attractive to women social

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dominance orientation not in this study

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but in past research and this is

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something I actually studied a great

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deal in graduate school was social

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dominance orientation this predicts poor

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outcomes in relationships guys

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so maybe I can do a video on that topic

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specifically in the future if you are

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all interested but

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basically what we see here is a laundry

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list of personality traits and

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constructs that are unattractive to

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women high social dominance orientation

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High anti-egalitarianism

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High shyness low self-esteem low

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assertiveness high social anxiety

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low willingness to approach women it

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just down the list

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personality differences between in cells

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and non-in cells that really really put

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them at a disadvantage

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some of the descriptive statistics here

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are also telling and this is something

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that we found

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in a past study on in cells that I

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covered in a video in a short video uh

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recently and that's that in cells tend

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to have lower education on average what

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we see in this study is that in cells

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to mention first from a past study we

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saw that in cells were less employed on

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average in this study we actually see

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that in cells and non-in cells in this

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sample

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have an equal rate of full-time

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employment but in general in past

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research we see that in cells tend to be

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employed full-time at lower rates they

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have lower incomes at lower rates and

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this also applies to single men in

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nationally representative demographics

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they also tend to be unemployed lower

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income and lower education

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and in this study that is what we see as

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far as education is concerned again we

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see a replication of the effect that in

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cells on average tend to have a lower

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level of Education

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in cells are less likely to be in school

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full-time by about 15 to 20 percent if

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I'm going from memory here so it should

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be somewhere around that number uh in

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cells are less likely to have all

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degrees from a high school up so less

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likely to have graduated high school by

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a little bit

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a little bit more less likely to have

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graduated with a bachelor's degree less

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likely to have a master's less likely to

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have a doctorate and as I said in the

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beginning in cells are less likely to be

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in school full-time

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something that we see in research on

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attractiveness is called

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assortative mating and we also see

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the converse of that or should say not

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the converse but an alternative of that

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which is called hypergamy assorted

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mating is the tendency for men and women

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to pick mates who are similar to them so

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for example we usually see that people

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pick mates from a similar social class

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from a similar economic background from

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a similar educational background and

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educational assorted of mating is very

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very strong women generally do not

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prefer to pick men who have lower

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education and often prefer to pick men

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who have higher incomes and higher

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education than they do and that's called

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hypergamy the tendency to date across or

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up the social hierarchy or the hierarchy

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of income or education so here we see

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another Factor aside from this laundry

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list of personality traits that puts in

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cells at a big disadvantage we also see

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in cells are putting themselves in a big

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big disadvantage

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when it comes to education

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and some people are going to say oh it

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doesn't matter oh it matters guys it

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matters a lot I posted a study on this

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channel again recently that showed for

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example

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if you post an advanced degree on Tinder

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you are more likely to get about three

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times as many matches even on Tinder

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guys where looks dominate everything

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else

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just having your degree that says you

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have a bachelor's degree on Tinder boost

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your matches and if it's a master's

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degree it boosts it even more so your

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education level matters and it's not

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only because education predicts income

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although today education

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still despite the narrative that oh

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they're useless degrees that put you in

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debt education still predicts income

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even for Young People by a pretty large

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amount

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but even despite the association with

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income education is one of the best

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signals of intelligence and social

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status in Western Society it's highly

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correlated with IQ guys and intelligence

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is a trait that has been selected for

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evolutionarily

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since the beginning of humans that's why

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we are what we are women in general

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prefer more intelligent men an effect

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that has been observed and replicated

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over and over and over and some of you

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are going to say oh but I know a Chad

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who's dumb and women like him because

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he's beautiful okay we're not comparing

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intelligence with facial attractiveness

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and saying it's more important this is

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just one of many variables that is very

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important for attractiveness in a

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relationship and it's also important for

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relationship outcomes I have posted

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research on this channel already and

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it's something that has been replicated

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consistently but if you have a

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bachelor's degree you your divorce rate

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is about 30 compared to a national

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average of 50 if you have an advanced

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degree a master's degree or above it

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drops down to 15 percent your education

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level as well as IQ and these are very

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correlated things as I mentioned these

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predict your relationship outcomes and

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people who are smarter people who are

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more intelligent people who have higher

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levels of Education have better

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relationships guys they have better

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relationship outcomes

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why what's the relationship the causal

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Factor there

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that's a whole other question but these

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things predict good relationship

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outcomes basically

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and in cells if they're not going to

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school they're not going to be a part of

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that population that has

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good relationship outcomes on average

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assuming they even get into a

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relationship

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so summing up from this study what do we

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see guys we see a list of personality

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traits and constructs some of them

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ideological like social dominance

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orientation and anti-egalitarianism that

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predict men doing poorly with women that

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predict men being in cells we see low

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education again like we see consistently

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across the research predicting poor

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relationship outcomes predicting

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inceldom

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and so on

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