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Article Process Questions 1. What does the Sociosexual Orientation Inventory (SOI) measure? five indexes that appeared to reflect the extent to which individuals possessed a restricted versus an unrestricted orientation toward engaging in uncommitted sex

2. Which group difference accounts for some of the individual differences in sociosexuality? Which group is more unrestricted? Gender differences and Men 3. Despite this group difference, why is an individual difference measure needed? Personality and individuality are influenced from the sociosexual behaviors and attitudes. 4. Highlight in the article and label where the scale content is described. 5. Review in your textbook the description of convergent validity provided in Chapter 6. How do studies 2, 3, and 4 provide convergent validity for the SOI? 2- unrestricted engage in sex earlier in their in relationships unlike restricted individuals. Test by couples that are dating with SOI 1st by getting info on sex and when the 1st they had sex. 3- restricted, less likely to have sex with more than one partner. Tested with SOI by if they had sex or not 4- unrestricted, less co-dependency, love than restricted. Tested by dating couples in SOI 6. Review in your textbook the description of discriminant validity provided in Chapter 6. How does Study 6 provide discriminant validity for the SOI?

7. In Study 6, which of Eysenck’s measures provide additional convergent validity for the SOI? Individual differences in sexuality and the want for sexual variety 8. What are the two possible origins for individual differences in sociosexuality? Environmental influence and genetics 9. Is sociosexuality a stable trait? What evidence do Simpson and Gangestad provide to

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