Data for: Singles of Both Sexes Expedite Reproduction: Shifts in Sexual-Timing Strategies Before and After The Typical Age of Female Menopause

Further, those individuals were only included if they were not married, engaged, in a domestic partnership, or living together. The sample provided here is further limited to heterosexuals who were not currently dating someone and also excludes those not providing their marital status. Study 2B recruited individuals as young as 18 who were single in the legal sense (i.e. being unmarried).

The sample shown here includes only heterosexuals identifying as male or female who were not in a commited dating relationship and were either single and not seeing anyone or casually dating one or more people. Data Provided (Varying by Study): Age: In Years Sex: Male or Female Sexual-Timing Strategy: "How long do you typically wait before having sex with a new partner?". Blanks in Study 2B reflect individuals who preferred not to answer or did not give a response.

Sexual Thoughts Frequency: How often participants thought about sex. Sexual Activity Frequency: How often participants had sex in the past 12 months. Stress Over Biological Clock: Stress produced by ticking of biological clock on a 5-point Likert-type scale.

Comments on Single Status A Month: 0-19, with individuals replying '20+' having their response removed.