Khandis Blake

Lecturer

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Khandis Blake is a Lecturer at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Her research areas focus on social dynamics related to economic inequality, attitudes toward cosmetic surgery, and the impact of fertility on competitive behaviors. Recent articles explore themes such as the relationship between popularity and socio-political attitudes, the implications of intrasexual competition, and gendered perceptions in diverse cultural contexts.

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Articles (12)

High economic inequality is linked to greater moralization

Societies should not ignore their incel problem

How intrasexual competitiveness shapes attitudes towards cosmetic surgery recipients

When fertile, women seek status via prestige but not dominance

Fertility predicts self-development-oriented competitiveness in naturally cycling women but not hormonal contraceptive users

Widespread Promiscuity and Cheap Weddings: Can “Low-Value” Sexual Relationships Make Certain Individuals More Sexually Conservative?

Changes in Positive Affect Due to Popularity in an Experimental Dating Context Influence Some of Men’s, but Not Women’s, Socio-Political Attitudes

Attractiveness Helps Women Secure Mates, But Also Status and Reproductively Relevant Resources

Family and Gendered Fitness Interests Effects on Attitudes Toward Women’s Veiling, Status-Seeking and Stereotyping of Women in Pakistan

Performance in video games affects self-perceived mate value and mate preferences.

Does the Quality of Mating Competitors Affect Socio-Political Attitudes? An Experimental Test

On Attenuated Interactions, Measurement Error, and Statistical Power: Guidelines for Social and Personality Psychologists

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Gulnaz Anjum

Thomas Denson

Michael Kasumovic

Paul Van Lange

Camilo Hurtado-Parrado

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