“…Religion Causes Decreases in Women's Provocativeness of Dress Several individual differences in characteristics such as age (Kenrick & Keefe, 1992) 1992), personality (Pines, 1998), and sociosexual orientation (Provost, Troje, & Quinsey, 2008) influence the mating strategies that men and women pursue. Recently, research has evaluated the utility of religiosity in long-term mating strategies (Moon, Krems, Cohen, & Kendrick, 2019) because religiosity is a known predictor of restricted sexual attitudes, behaviors, and fantasies (Aalsma et al, 2013;Ahrold, Farmer, Trapnell, & Meston, 2011) associated with long-term orientations. That is, Reproductive Religiosity Theory posits that people strategically use their religious beliefs, religious attendance, and religious group affiliations to support a long-term mating strategy, and to buffer against the costs affiliated with this mating strategy (Weeden, Cohen, & Kenrick, 2008;Weeden & Kurzban, 2013).…”