The Most Consistent Factor Involved in Forming Relationships and Selecting

question 69

Multiple Choice

The most consistent factor involved in forming relationships and selecting mates is

• A) personal chemistry.
• B) the unique individual characteristics of the individuals involved.
• C) the tendency to choose mates who are similar in class, race, ethnicity, and age.
• D) the desire to find a mate who comes from a radically different background.

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