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Research on physical attractiveness indicates that having symmetrical facial and bodily features is seen as attractive for ____ and being typical-looking (as opposed to unusual-looking) is generally a positive trait for ____.
 
  a. men; men and women
  b. men and women; men
  c. women; men
  d. men and women; men and women

Question 2

In recent years, evolutionary psychologists have focused most attention on which topic?
 
  a. racial/ethnic differences
  b. gender differences
  c. age differences
  d. language differences



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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