Refer to the Figure

question 14

Multiple Choice

Refer to the figure.
In this study, digital images of the same male's face were altered to reflect the developmental effects of testosterone. Women then judged the photographs for physical attractiveness and social dominance. These results indicate that

• A) high testosterone faces reveal dominance, but not attractiveness.
• B) women's preference for attractiveness is unrelated to male testosterone level.
• C) women viewed men with high levels of testosterone as both dominant and attractive.
• D) high testosterone faces reveal attractiveness, but not dominance.

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Definitions:

Parallel Play

A developmental stage in early childhood where children play adjacent to each other but do not interact or share toys.

Imaginary Friends

Fictional characters created by children, often serving as playmates or a means of exploring their world and emotions.

Gross Motor Skill

These are physical abilities involving large body movements, such as walking, jumping, and running.

Companionship

The feeling of fellowship or friendship that provides a sense of belonging or support.