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Extravagant but worthless gifts help a guy get the girl


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"Public release date: 26-Jul-2005 [ E-mail Article ] Contact: Judith H Moore judith.moore@ucl.ac.uk 44-207-679-7678 University College London Extravagant but worthless gifts help a guy get the girl If men thought they were frittering away money wining and dining a girl to win her hand, they should think again. Dr Peter Sozou and Professor Robert Seymour from University College London (UCL) have developed a mathematical model that shows how expensive but worthless gifts may help facilitate courtship. Reporting in the journal Proceedings of the Royal Society of London B they analysed the function of a courtship gift and what the characteristics of a 'good' gift are. They show that gifts can act as a signal of a man's intention. Offering an expensive gift may signal a long-term commitment but the man must be wary of being exploited by a gold-digger who intends to dump him once she gets the gift. By modelling courtship as a sequential game, they show that an extravagant gift, which is costly t"
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