ed issues; who can provide the type of attachment we had with mother; or a mate who reflects the values and interests of our childhood friends (See Pfaff and Fisher 2012). But academics don't agree on the role of personality in mate choice. Some report we are attracted to those with similar personalit

rome lack an adequate signal from the brain to the testes to produce testos- terone, causing a near complete lack of sexual interest (Bancroft, 2005; Pfaff, 1997). Particularly relevant for the present study is that high levels of androgens are accompanied by higher levels of competitive drive, risk-ta

ves as Chairman of the U.S. Fund Board of Instituto de Empresa, Spain's leading business school. from which he also holds an International MBA • Mr. Pfaff has over 25 years of experience in both corporate banking and investment banking • He spent most of his career with Dresdner Kleinwort Benson in dif