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Dr Zuleyka Zevallos
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Dr Zuleyka Zevallos

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Applied sociologist. Latin-Australian on Gadigal land. #Intersectionality, equity & diversity. Founder @sociologyatwork. Co-manage @STEMWomen & @ScienceOnGoogle

Sydney, New South Wales
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    1. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Heterosexual men experience higher psychosocial distress when they have same sex attraction because homophobia is stronger for them

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    2. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Norms about desire in Western culture have changed over time, shaping sexual behaviour. Women's sexuality was once pathologised as excessive

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    3. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Laws governing age of sexual consent today are different for hetero people, gay men & lesbians because of the legacy of Queen Victoria

      2 replies 23 retweets 99 likes
    4. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      The word "homosexual" was invented after the Queen became troubled by gay men. Word "heterosexual" invented AFTERhttps://www.amazon.com/History-Sexuality-Vol-Introduction/dp/0679724699 …

      3 replies 42 retweets 112 likes
    5. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Queen would not consider that women would have sex with women, so medicalisation of homosexuality initially focused on men. ∴ different laws

      4 replies 15 retweets 75 likes
    6. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Women's sexuality is culturally restrained. Attitudes to lesbians was not always stuff of fantasies, but controversyhttps://othersociologist.com/2012/09/15/women-sexuality-wwi/ …

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    7. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Over time, as fiction & pornography changed, heterosexual male norms appropriated women having sex with women as a sexual fantasy.

      2 replies 20 retweets 73 likes
    8. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Back to the study: it asks: why do more women report attraction to women? Well, sexuality studies have answered this: sanctions have changed

      1 reply 18 retweets 68 likes
    9. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      While it is more socially acceptable for women to report same-gender attraction, the sanctions are tougher on lesbians & bisexual women

      1 reply 28 retweets 87 likes
    10. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      That is heterosexual women may fantasise & act on same-gender attraction, but they do so b/c it doesn't really disrupt heterosexual identity

      1 reply 27 retweets 84 likes
      Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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      Greek study does not take this into account. Instead, it argues that men's desire & approval of seeing women together is evolutionary drive

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        2. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          So its hypothesis is already flawed: it forces an evolutionary perspective that does not take into history & culture, as I've just shown.

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        3. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study begins by considering that same-gender attraction in women may be a genetic mutation. To put it another way: that it's abnormal. WRONG

          1 reply 15 retweets 74 likes
        4. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Taking a leaf out of Queen Victoria handbook, study does not consider gay men's sex with empiricism or how gay sex fits with this evo theory

          1 reply 12 retweets 59 likes
        5. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study does not ask (under their warped logic): has gay men's sex evolved to satisfy heterosexual men's evolution?

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        6. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Consider why this was not even hypothesised: homophobia prevents a male-led team to apply same (erroneous) evo psych logic to gay men

          2 replies 20 retweets 97 likes
        7. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study then admits that gene mutation is not the whole story- mind you the references cited DO NOT have emprirical evidence for this theory

          1 reply 14 retweets 65 likes
        8. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          In fact, of the 7 sources cited, 3 are general texts on sexuality NOT proof of gene mutation & rest are the 1st author citing himself (!).

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        9. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study then develops its "male choice hypothesis" for same-gender attraction among women using the NON SCIENTIFIC concept of cuckoldry.

          3 replies 14 retweets 70 likes
        10. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Cuckoldry is the idea that hetero men need to protect themselves from women who may trick them to raise kids that aren't biologically theirs

          2 replies 14 retweets 60 likes
        11. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Cuckoldry is a historical idea that stems from Christianity & colonialsim. It transformed institution of marriage to protect men's assets.

          2 replies 19 retweets 76 likes
        12. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Cuckoldry is a myth. Research shows that only 1% of paternity is misattributed http://insidestory.org.au/the-fatherhood-myth/ … So again: Greek study is flawed

          2 replies 20 retweets 79 likes
        13. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study TWICE argues there are 2 ways to deal with cuckoldry: violence or having a partner who is attracted to women. Violence is normalisedpic.twitter.com/rZeqKvh5Yz

          3 replies 16 retweets 63 likes
        14. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study argues that since violence against women is tough to maintain (!), having same-gender attracted partner increases evolutionary fitness

          3 replies 16 retweets 61 likes
        15. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Authors argue this is because women who have sex with women don't get pregnant, so they won't trick men into looking after extra babies

          2 replies 15 retweets 54 likes
        16. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study also argues men have access to twice the number of sexual partners with little effort, increasing his changes of having children🙃

          2 replies 14 retweets 63 likes
        17. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          This is where we see how the researchers have absorbed patriarchal constructions of lesbian sex: 1) women have sex with women to please men

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        18. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          2) men are welcome to interject in lesbian sex as they see fit, and lesbians are 100% compliant. This is dangerous scientific heterosexism

          5 replies 26 retweets 134 likes
        19. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          The methods are also flawed. Study is based on 4-question survey & four demographic measures (sex, age, marital status, sexual attraction)

          1 reply 17 retweets 59 likes
        20. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Questions: 1) I prefer a mate attracted to: only same sex or opp sex; predom opp sex but sometimes same sex or vice versa; both sex equally

          1 reply 10 retweets 43 likes
        21. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Question 2) in a long-term relationship, I prefer that my partner has sexual contact with people of same-sex: never/occasionally/frequently

          2 replies 10 retweets 45 likes
        22. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Question asks same of casual relationship preference. Q3) Scenarios of finding long-term & casual partner w/ opp sex vs same sex infidelity

          1 reply 10 retweets 43 likes
        23. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Lots wrong here: hypothetical not the same as reality. E.g. studies show long-term partners more forgiving of infidelity than short-term r/s

          1 reply 9 retweets 52 likes
        24. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Also sample is skewed towards young people (mean age women 28, men 31) predominantly drawn from PSYCHOLOGY COURSES!http://www.slate.com/articles/health_and_science/science/2013/05/weird_psychology_social_science_researchers_rely_too_much_on_western_college.html …

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        25. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study finds around half of hetero men surveyed prefer partner who is sometimes attracted to women, but around 10% hetero women say same

          1 reply 9 retweets 47 likes
        26. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Hetero men in short-term relationships are more likely to want their partner to sometimes have sex with women than those in long-term r/s

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        27. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Study concludes *some* women evolving to *sometimes* have sex with women is beneficial to men. Bear in mind they don't have data to supportpic.twitter.com/Ke1v0PHE2v

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        28. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          In order to make the case for evolutionary drive, they would need longitudinal data over generations. Instead, they have 590 psych students

          3 replies 19 retweets 72 likes
        29. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          Also, that women reported being less interested in seeing their imaginary partners with other imaginary men is seen as evidence of evolution

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        30. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          It isn't; Western popular cuture (romance, erotica, pornography) produces less materials appropriating gay men's sex for hetero women.

          2 replies 14 retweets 71 likes
        31. Dr Zuleyka Zevallos‏ @OtherSociology 26 May 2017
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          So there you have it: poorly designed study, with self-referential hypothesis, skewed data, & conclusions steeped in scientific heterosexism

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