The fact that most married couples in the U.S. are of the same race and religion, and are similar in terms of age, socioeconomic class, intelligence, education, and physical attractiveness, is reflective of the common idiom, ____.
a. opposites attract
b. what's good for the goose is good for the gander
c. a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush
d. birds of a feather flock together
Question 2
According to researchers, which statement is accurate regarding what men and women look for in a potential partner?
a. Men place a higher value on physical attractiveness; women place more value on traits, such as, ambition, status and personality.
b. Women place a higher value on physical attractiveness; men place more value on traits, such as, ambition, status and personality.
c. Both men and women place equal value on physical attractiveness, and traits, such as, ambition, status and personality.
d. Both men and women place more value on physical attractiveness, than on traits, such as, ambition, status and personality.
Proportions of the genetic and physical maps are similar but not identical
Nikolai Buglaj, "Race"ing Sideways.
A Pokot married woman, Kenya.
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