Cross-Culturally, and for Most of History, Bigger Bodies Are Valued

question 20

Multiple Choice

Cross-culturally, and for most of history, bigger bodies are valued because they:

• A) are common.
• B) are natural.
• C) ensure reproductive success and survival in times of scarcity.
• D) signify happiness.
• E) All of the answers given are correct.

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