Table 1.
Thirteen hypotheses tested in the confirmatory part of the study and their confirmation in GLM or path analyses. Hypotheses consistent with the results of our preregistered data analyses are marked by ‘**’; and hypothesis consistent with the results of our data analyses in the exploratory part is marked by ‘*’.
| h1** | Age at menarche in less healthy women is lower than in other women |
| h2* | Less healthy women initiate sexual life earlier than other women |
| h3** | Less healthy women exhibit higher sexual desire than other women |
| h4 | Less healthy women are more sexually active (report more sexual intercourse) than other women |
| h5 | Less healthy women are more promiscuous (report more sexual partners) than other women |
| h6** | Less healthy women have more children earlier in life and fewer children later in life than other women |
| h7 | Rh-negative women have more children earlier in life and fewer children later in life than Rh-positive women |
| h8 | Less healthy men initiate sexual life earlier than other men |
| h9** | Less healthy men exhibit higher sexual desire than other men |
| h10 | Less healthy men are more sexually active (report more sexual intercourse) than other men |
| h11 | Less healthy men are more promiscuous (report more sexual partners) than other men |
| h12** | Less healthy men have more children earlier in life and fewer children later in life than other men |
| h13 | Rh-negative men have more children earlier in life and fewer children later in life than Rh-positive men |