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According to Crosby's (1982) paradox, the 'contented female worker' does not protest against her lower pay compared to her male counterparts because she:
Mate Guarding Hypothesis
A theory explaining certain behaviors intended to prevent sexual access to one’s mate by competitors, ensuring paternity certainty.
Monogamy
A mating system in which an individual has only one mate during a breeding season or for a lifetime.
Kirk's Dik-dik
A small antelope species native to Eastern and Southern Africa, known for its distinctive snout and monogamous pair bonds.
Sexual Receptivity
The willingness and readiness of an organism, particularly females, to engage in mating behavior during specific periods.
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