An AARP (2001) Survey Examined Attitudes Toward Physical Attractiveness in a National

question 43

Multiple Choice

An AARP (2001) survey examined attitudes toward physical attractiveness in a national telephone survey of over 2000 Americans. It found

• A) only negative evaluations
• B) only positive evaluations
• C) both negative and positive evaluations
• D) older respondents think they are at their peak attractiveness
• E) older respondents no longer consider themselves attractive

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