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Clark and Hatfield (1989)

Research on human attraction is strongly influenced by social and cultural norms, which can change over time. As attitudes toward gender roles, sexuality, dating, and casual sex evolve, findings from older studies may become less applicable to contemporary society, raising questions about their temporal validity. Clark and Hatfield's (1989) study investigated sex differences in responses to requests for dates, casual...

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