Choice Reversal is a theoretical construct in evolutionary behavioral science that identifies a phenomenon wherein females exhibit a shift in mating preference from one male phenotype to another under varying ecological or social conditions, thereby reversing prior selective pressures within a population.
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Preference reversal and delayed reinforcement
George Ainslie, R. J. Herrnstein · Animal Learning & Behavior · 1981 · 386 citations · Full text
Preference Reversals and the Independence Axiom
Charles A. Holt · American Economic Review · 1986 · 351 citations
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