mate selection and retention

1. 1The medium mate distance in the US is what distance?

   1. A177km
   2. B177 miles
   3. C300km
   4. D300 miles
2. 2You tend to pair off with someone with similar socioeconomic status which has a correlation of what?

   1. A0.6
   2. B-0.6
   3. C0.9
3. 379.4% of couples are what?

   1. Athe same religion
   2. Bthe same age
   3. Cfrom the same place
4. 4intersexual selection is the development of characteristics attractive to the opposite sex

   1. ARichtig
   2. BFalsch
5. 5Sexual selection has 3 levels of preference:

   1. AThose shared by most individuals
   2. Bthose that vary according to sex
   3. Cthose that vary amongst individuals
   4. Dthose shared according to sex
6. 6Sociobiology states the aim of reproduction is to produce as many surviving offspring as possible

   1. ARichtig
   2. BFalsch
7. 7'R' strategy states

   1. Aproduce as many offspring as possible with minimal parental investment (e.g. in fish)
   2. Bproduce few offspring, each demanding a high degree of parental investment (e.g. elephants)
8. 8'K' strategy states

   1. Aproduce few offspring, each demanding a high degree of parental investment (e.g. elephants)
   2. Bproduce as many offspring as possible with minimal parental investment (e.g. in fish)
9. 9the costs of reproduction are symmetric in males and females

   1. ARichtig
   2. BFalsch
10. 10menopause occurs around the ages 50-55

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch

11. 11The time between now and menopause and the potential number of children you could have is known as what?

    1. AResidual reproductive value
    2. BResidual fertility value
    3. CResidual menopausal value
12. 12younger people have more of a bounce in their walk

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
13. 13female strategies to enhance youth

    1. Aheels
    2. Bmakeup
    3. Camount of flesh shown
    4. Dhair length
14. 14there are signs of fertility dependent on physical appearance

    1. Amuscle tone
    2. Bskin
    3. Clustrous hair
    4. Deye colour
15. 15there are behavioural indicators of youth

    1. Aenergy levels
    2. Bgait
    3. Csocial contacts
16. 16when investigating the influence of media, males chose the same BMI for both health and attractiveness

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
17. 17when investigating the influence of media, females chose a higher BMI for health than for attractiveness

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
18. 18what was the most important characteristic that males wanted in a female?

    1. Akind and understanding
    2. Battractive
    3. Cintelligent
    4. Dpersonality
19. 19what other characteristics did males look for in females?

    1. Aintelligence
    2. Battractiveness
    3. Cpersonality
    4. Dhealth
    5. Efinancial prospects
    6. Fadaptability
20. 20what was the most important characteristic that females wanted in a male?

    1. Akindness and understanding
    2. Battractiveness
    3. Cpersonality
21. 21what other characteristics did females look for in males?

    1. Aintelligence
    2. Bexciting personality
    3. Cgood health
    4. Dadaptability
    5. Edesire for children
22. 22financial prospects are more important to males

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
23. 23good looks are more important to males

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
24. 24males are nearly always older then females by how much?

    1. A2 years
    2. B1 year
    3. Cthey aren't
    4. D5 years
25. 25female tactics for attracting mates

    1. Aacting coy
    2. Bdisplay resources
    3. Cflirt
    4. Dwear makeup
    5. Ealter appearance
    6. Fplay hard to get
    7. Gencouraging glances
    8. Himportant at work
26. 26male tactics for attracting mates

    1. Aflash money around
    2. Bimportant at work
    3. Cclean hair and teeth
    4. Dact sexy and interested
    5. Eplay hard to get
    6. Fflirt
    7. Gdisplay resources
27. 27the 1995 Christenfeld and Hill paper stated that children started to look like their fathers around what age?

    1. A1 year
    2. B5 years
    3. C5 months
28. 28males should select for:

    1. Acues in females signalling future fidelity
    2. Bensure that resource investments are directed to their own offspring
    3. Cexhibit mate guarding strategies (e.g. jealousy)
    4. Ddesperate women
    5. Ewomen with many children to many men
29. 29females want males to show some jealousy to show that they care

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
30. 30virginity/chastity is slightly more important to males in looking for a mate

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
31. 31when asked 'would you have casual sex' what percentage of males said yes?

    1. A50%
    2. B75%
    3. C45%
32. 32when asked 'would you have casual sex' what percentage of females said yes?

    1. A0%
    2. B10%
    3. C30%
33. 33females expect to have how many sexual partners in their life?

    1. A5
    2. B3
    3. C10
    4. D8
34. 34males expect to have how many sexual partners in their life?

    1. A20
    2. B30
    3. C25
    4. D15
35. 35females expect a shorter time period before sexual activity

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
36. 36the closing time phenomena is what?

    1. Amales see females as more attractive as time goes on in a bar
    2. Bmales see females as less attractive as time goes on in a bar
    3. Cfemales see males as less attractive as time goes on in a bar
37. 37males show greater enthusiasm for short term relations

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
38. 38females expect the same standard from men whether they are just dating or are married

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch
39. 39males don't care about the standard from females whether they are just dating or are married

    1. ARichtig
    2. BFalsch

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lecture 6

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Ellie Brookes

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