An Evolutionary Explanation for the Relationship Between a Face's Symmetry

question 56

Multiple Choice

An evolutionary explanation for the relationship between a face's symmetry and its perceived attractiveness is that

• A) asymmetrical faces are less familiar and therefore more distinctive in memory.
• B) facial symmetry is associated with physical health and fitness.
• C) biological factors have very little to do with facial symmetry.
• D) parents devote more resources to caring for offspring with symmetrical faces.

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Definitions:

Baltes' Key Principles

A set of principles developed by psychologist Paul B. Baltes outlining the multidimensional and dynamic nature of human development across the lifespan.

Life Span

The maximum duration of life that an organism can theoretically achieve under optimal conditions.

Development Periods

Distinct phases in life characterized by specific physical, psychological, and social milestones.

Eight

The number following seven and preceding nine, represented in numerals as 8, and considered a symbol of balance and power in various cultures.