男人结婚后更愿意为伴侣花钱

男人有两个瞬间最帅，一是认真的时候，一是掏钱付账的时候。但很多女人抱怨，婚后，男人的钱包成了银行保险柜，存容易，取就难了。但据英国《新科学家》杂志报道，一项最新研究显示，其实男人婚后，更愿意为伴侣花钱。

这项研究由美国亚利桑那州立大学和新墨西哥大学共同完成。研究人员将受试者分为两组，即“未婚组”和“已婚组”。“已婚组”需要回忆和伴侣的结合过程，并写下与对方第一次约会时的情景。“未婚组”则看一张街景照片，然后描绘散步的理想天气。随后，研究人员让两组人员设想，如果发了一笔小财，希望怎么花、花多少，和谁一起。

结果显示，有没有伴侣，会影响男人的消费标准，促使他们打开钱包。在“已婚组”中，男性更愿花钱为爱人买奢侈品，一起去欧洲旅游。“未婚组”的男性不仅希望支出少，预计在恋爱中投入也少。在“已婚组”的女性中，更多人表示愿意花时间，从事社会慈善活动。这个差别在两组男性中都没有体现.

There are two moments when a man is the most handsome. One is when he is serious and the other is when he pays the bill. But many women complained that after marriage, a man’s wallet became a bank safe, which is easy to store but difficult to retrieve. But according to the British “New Scientist” magazine, a new study shows that men are actually more willing to spend money for their partners after marriage.

This research was jointly completed by Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico. Researchers divided the subjects into two groups, namely “unmarried group” and “married group”. The “married group” needs to recall the process of bonding with the partner and write down the scene of the first date with each other. The “unmarried group” looked at a street view photo and then described the ideal weather for a walk. Afterwards, the researchers asked two groups of people to imagine how they would like to spend a small fortune, how much, and who they would spend with.

The results show that the presence or absence of a partner affects the consumption standards of men and prompts them to open their wallets. In the “married group”, men are more willing to spend money on luxury goods for their lovers and travel to Europe together. Men in the “unmarried group” not only hope to spend less, but also expect to spend less in love. Among the women in the “married group”, more people expressed their willingness to spend time in social charity activities. This difference was not reflected in the two groups of men.

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