Which of the following statements is true?
A. When estrogens and testosterone decline in women, their mating preferences change.
B. Researchers are exploring and debating whether women's mating preferences change across the menstrual cycle.
C. Women's mating preferences do not change based on the timing of ovulation.
D. Changes across the menstrual cycle do not affect women's mating preferences.
Answer (2)
Researchers are investigating whether women's mating preferences shift during their menstrual cycle, with evidence suggesting that hormonal fluctuations can affect attraction. The other options misrepresent current findings, as preferences may indeed change with ovulation timing. Thus, the relationship between hormones and mating preferences is a dynamic area of study. ;
The true statement is that researchers are exploring whether women's mating preferences change across the menstrual cycle, as hormonal fluctuations can influence attraction. The other statements misrepresent current findings about women's preferences related to their menstrual cycles. Understanding this relationship is an important aspect of studies in biology and psychology.
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