The evolutionary framework, as applied to infidelity, proposes that . . .
a) Infidelity is a largely adaptive behavior
b) Infidelity is more upsetting to men than to women
c) Infidelity jeopardized the reproductive success of ancestral humans
d) Sexual jealousy is an unnatural response to infidelity
c) Infidelity jeopardized the reproductive success of ancestral humans
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Sharon recently acquired scabies and notices small lines in the same vicinity as her rash, which consists of itchy bumps. Sharon's primary care physician informs her that the lines are most likely ____
a. her body's immune response to the scabies b. the burrows of the mites c. newly formed veins occurring near the site of the rash d. the eggs of lice
Why is it recommended for someone who is fighting off a potential rapist to act as if they were protecting their sister, mother, or child?
a. Images of these people can cause a surge of adrenaline, which will increase the actual strength of the victim. b. Images of these people can cause a surge of adrenaline, which will increase the perceived strength of the victim. c. Women tend to fight harder to protect a loved one than they will to protect themselves. d. The woman will feel empowered and surrounded by her loved ones.
Buddhism most closely follows the _____ ethics.
A. ascetic B. situationistic C. hedonistic D. sophomoristic
Which of the following is true of the conclusions reached by experts reviewing the research on women's sexuality during and after menopause?
A. During menopause, high estrogen levels cause vaginal dryness resulting in a significant increase in the sexual functioning. B. A woman's sexual desire may decline as her levels of ovarian testosterone decline. C. The majority of women completely refrain from engaging in sexual activity after menopause. D. During menopause and particularly after the last period, there is a significant increase in the sexual functioning.