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	== See Also ==		== See Also ==
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		+	*[[Hypergamy]]
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		+	== External Links ==

	*[https://gynocentrism.com/2018/07/06/how-to-feign-neoteny-an-instruction-manual-for-women/ How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women]		*[https://gynocentrism.com/2018/07/06/how-to-feign-neoteny-an-instruction-manual-for-women/ How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women]

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 Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>
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+== See Also ==
 *[https://gynocentrism.com/2018/07/06/how-to-feign-neoteny-an-instruction-manual-for-women/ How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women]
 *[https://gynocentrism.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/childlekeness-teaching-for-women.pdf Fascinating Womanhood: Childlikeness Teaching For Women (1965)]
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+== References ==
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−	[[File:Feigned neoteny.jpg\|190px\|thumb\|Natural vs feigned neoteny]]<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans females show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.	+	[[File:Feigned neoteny.jpg\|190px\|thumb\|Natural vs feigned neoteny]]<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans, females show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.

	Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>		Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>

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−	[[File:Feigned neoteny.jpg\|190px\|thumb\|Natural vs feigned neoteny]]<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans ~~female~~ show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.	+	[[File:Feigned neoteny.jpg\|190px\|thumb\|Natural vs feigned neoteny]]<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans females show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.

	Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>		Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>

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−	<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans female show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.	+	[[File:Feigned neoteny.jpg\|190px\|thumb\|Natural vs feigned neoteny]]<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans female show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.

	Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>		Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>

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 <strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood.  In humans female show significantly greater neoteny than males.  The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.
-Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>
+Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on biological endowment but on the use of artifice to create a juvenile appearance: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref> Feigned neoteny is said to be more powerful in eliciting responses from observers than is natural neoteny, and has been referred to in this regard as a supernormal sign stimulus.<ref>[https://gynocentrism.com/2016/05/19/chasing-the-dragon-a-biopsychosocial-approach/ Elam, P. & Wright, P., Chasing The Dragon: Understanding Superstimuli (2016)]</ref>
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	<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans female show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.		<strong>Neoteny</strong> is the retention of juvenile features in adulthood. In humans female show significantly greater neoteny than males. The more attractive a woman is the higher neoteny she will generally have.
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		+	Neoteny is not to be confused with feigned or manufactured neoteny which relies not on evolutionary endowment but on the use of artifice: eg; cosmetics, fashions, plastic surgery, and mimicking of childlike appearances and gestures.<ref>Wright, P., How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women (2018)</ref>
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		+	==See also==
		+	*[https://gynocentrism.com/2018/07/06/how-to-feign-neoteny-an-instruction-manual-for-women/ How to feign neoteny: an instruction manual for women]
		+	*[https://gynocentrism.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/childlekeness-teaching-for-women.pdf Fascinating Womanhood: Childlikeness Teaching For Women (1965)]
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		+	==References==

	[[Category: Featured Articles]]		[[Category: Featured Articles]]