In one early investigation conducted by Huston (1973), men were shown pictures of women of varying levels of physical attractiveness. Some of the men were told that each woman was available for a date, and some men were given no such assurance. Men who were guaranteed a date tended to choose the most attractive women; the men who were not guaranteed a date selected less attractive women. This finding demonstrated that . . .
a) Comparison level of alternatives plays a role in partner selection
b) Affiliation is dependent on physical attraction
c) Attractiveness is not an essential determinant of affiliation
d) Insecurity plays a role in dating decisions
c) Attractiveness is not an essential determinant of affiliation
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