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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: Alley et al 2013 (final), "Provisioning" videos (which served as Experimental Treatment #1) in which the sharer handed the partner a piece of "uncontaminated" food from sharer's plate, supplemental nutrition which could be called The "Nutrition Hypohtiesis", 211 college students (approximately 70% women; 30% men) and testing their "rating" of 3 types of "courtship feeding" videos (presented in a "randomized order"), Table 1 & Figure 1 show that Food transfer by males (to females) had the highest ratings compared to the other groups (control; provisioning; and female-to male food transfer) (important result to include in your quiz), was addressed by Galvin & Sanz 2011 note: Alley et al (2013) suggest that all of these factors contribute to courtship feeding because human relationships are complex, Table 1 & Figure 1 show that the rating values of "no feeding" was statistically significantly lower than the two treatments groups., a sense of intimacy which could lead to a sexual relationship called The "Food for Sex Hypothesis", "No Feeding" videos (which served as a "Control") in which there was no feeding, therefore no provisioning and no food transfer, Courtship Feeding provides a sense of intimacy which could lead to a sexual relationship, Food transfer by males (to females) had the highest ratings compared to the other groups (control; provisioning; and female-to male food transfer) (important result to include in your quiz) which Dr. Mostrom suggests it could be due to the "sample group" (with 70% females), there was no feeding, therefore no provisioning and no food transfer for which Table 1 & Figure 1 show, "Food Transfer" videos (which served as Experimental Treatment #2) in which one partner actually physically feeds the other partner, one partner actually physically feeds the other partner our class addition with the classic example: newly weds feeding each other a piece of their wedding cake!, Courtship Feeding provides information about a potential mate's ability to provide food, Courtship Feeding was tested in humans by Alley, Brubaker, & Fox (2013), Table 1 & Figure 1 show that the rating values of "provisioning" was statistically significantly higher compared to the control (but significantly lower compared to "food transfer"), was not addressed by Galvan & Sanz 2011 because the birds were already mated & breeding note: Alley et al (2013) suggest that all of these factors contribute to courtship feeding because human relationships are complex, Table 1 & Figure 1 show that the ratings for food transfer was statistically significantly higher compared to the control group and the provisioning treatment, their "rating" of 3 types of "courtship feeding" videos (presented in a "randomized order") including "Provisioning" videos (which served as Experimental Treatment #1), Courtship Feeding provides improved pair bonding