Cross-cultural studies find similar patterns of what men and women look for in their spouses across many different cultures. These findings support evolutionary personality theory because they suggest that mate preferences do not merely reflect differences in
A. social learning patterns.
B. the genetic makeup of different cultures.
C. inherited human characteristics.
D. economic opportunities in different cultures.
Question 2
The lipstick effect refers to
A. the application of more lipstick at different times during the ovulatory cycle.
B. how cosmetic marketing often heightens insecurity about one's appearance.
C. the tendency for women to spend more money on cosmetics during bad economic times.
D. men who pay more attention to superficial beauty.
Salt marsh channels shown in cross section.
Bill Viola, Room for St. John of the Cross.
A cross section of a typical wax-actuated thermostat showing the position of the wax pellet and ...
People who share genes will often have similar body weights
Distribution Patterns and Population Size Estimates (Bio 30)
Cross-section of the spinal cord