- A new study in the journal Social Psychological and Personality Science surveyed 698 single heterosexual women and found that between 22{2db634631ef8bd3f096060bc7daa4fc6677d16e616113d8c02bec6b420e3105c} and 33{2db634631ef8bd3f096060bc7daa4fc6677d16e616113d8c02bec6b420e3105c} of them went on a date to receive a free meal
- The researchers called this trend a “foodie call”
- Based at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, California, and the University of California Merced, the researchers found that 23{2db634631ef8bd3f096060bc7daa4fc6677d16e616113d8c02bec6b420e3105c} of the women admitted to partaking in “foodie calls”
- Of the women surveyed, 27{2db634631ef8bd3f096060bc7daa4fc6677d16e616113d8c02bec6b420e3105c} said they went on “foodie calls” occasionally, 21{2db634631ef8bd3f096060bc7daa4fc6677d16e616113d8c02bec6b420e3105c} said they did rarely, and 15{2db634631ef8bd3f096060bc7daa4fc6677d16e616113d8c02bec6b420e3105c} said they went regularly
- They also found the women who found it okay to partake in the “foodie calls” were more likely to exhibit narcissistic or psychopathic traits, or believe in more traditional gender roles
More info: https://www.insider.com/women-go-on-dates-for-free-food-narcissism-psychopathy-2019-6
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