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sexual economics theory  

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  • Definition Sexual economics theory is an idea about how men and women think, feel, respond, and behave in a sexual context. More specifically, this theory says that men's and women's sexual thoughts, feelings, preferences, and behavior follow fundamental economic principles. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Psychology; Sexual Economics Theory]

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