A 2002 Study Involving Sex Differences in Response to Physical

question 90

Multiple Choice

A 2002 study involving sex differences in response to physical and social factors in relation to the importance of smell indicated:

• A) that women considered a partner's body odor more important to attraction than actual physical appeal.
• B) that women considered body odor as less important than social factors.
• C) only men rated natural body odor as more important to sexual interest.
• D) only women rated natural body odor as more important to sexual interest.

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