Still following the post above check the paper below published a few months ago in the journal Aggressive Behavior based on data from 5,636 men and 6,787 women:
"...intelligence, good grades in high school, and economic disadvantage showed no statistically significant effects...In sum, this study suggests that risky and aggressive behavior continues to benefit the mating success of men, as it likely did in the time of our ancestors."
I doubt the title of the article has a perfect match with its content. Probably a much better one would be "American women feel sexually attracted by CEO psychopaths". Let´s not forget that America is a special country with a psychopathic "culture", at least according to Prof. Robert Reich of UC Berkeley https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/syndicated-columnists/article204794939.html
PS - In the paper below about the most and the least psychotic American states one can read that CEOs lead the occupations that were most disproportionately psychopathic
