Do men and women differ in same-education partner preferences?
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Own education was included by 77.41% of men’s profiles and 75.65% of women’s profiles in their respective saved preference cohorts. The gap was small, and the association between gender and own-level inclusion had a negligible effect size, with Cramér’s V of 0.0160. The defensible result is similarity rather than a major gender divide. It remains a platform finding about saved acceptable sets, not a statement about all Pakistani men and women.
Sources used
Education & Matrimonial Preferences in Pakistan
Weddme Research
Analyzes saved partner-education preferences among eligible Weddme profiles.View source