Research on the Importance of Attractiveness in Human Interactions Indicates

question 19

Multiple Choice

Research on the importance of attractiveness in human interactions indicates that:

• A) standards of attractiveness vary between cultures and between subcultures in the same society.
• B) its significance is overrated in terms of who we form relationships with.
• C) attractiveness affects who we are attracted to, but not how we judge people.
• D) people considered unattractive are generally thought of in very positive terms.

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Definitions:

Disappointing News

Information received that fails to meet expectations or hopes, often causing sadness or discouragement.

Emotionally Involved

The state of being deeply engaged with feelings or emotions, particularly in relation to a situation or cause.

Refusal-Before-Reason

A communication tactic where the denial or negative answer is given before explaining the reasons or rationale behind it.

Neutral Language

Language that avoids biases, emotions, or any form of prejudice, aiming to be objective and inclusive.