Women cheat seeking 'good genes' for offspring while valuing primary partners for parenting. Females pursue attractive affair partners for genetic material but rely on long-term mates for parenting, supporting the dual-mating theory.
Women's infidelity can be driven by desire for genetic diversity and better parental qualities in partners. Research shows females prioritize affair partners' attractiveness yet stick with primary mates for parenting, indicating complex evolutionary motives.
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