5CEB readers: Do young women use gossip to shun pretty rivals for a sexual partner?

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Gossiping is a form of indirect aggression and is effective because it can make it appear as if there was 'no intention to hurt at all'From a 5CEB reader: 
All's fair in love and war – and women aren’t above using  dirty tricks such as gossip and spreading rumours to get a man, according to research.
Women routinely use ‘indirect aggression’ including criticising a competitor’s appearance, spreading rumours about their sexual behaviour and social exclusion.
 Could this be TRUE or FALSE?

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