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Men with elevated testosterone levels show more affiliative behaviours during interactions with women

article by Leander van der Meij et al published 7 January 2012 in Proceedings of the Royal Society B

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Men with elevated testosterone levels show more affiliative behaviours during interactions with women (English)

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Alicia Salvador

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Tim W Fawcett

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Leander van der Meij

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Mercedes Almela

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Abraham P Buunk

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7 January 2012

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Proceedings of the Royal Society B

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