BIOLOGICAL: evolutionary influences Flashcards

1
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name a relationship.

A

heterosexual relationship.

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2
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Name features males would view as appealing.

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childlike facial features (big eyes, full lips.). ‘hour-glass figure’, wide hips and narrow waist.

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Why do males view certain features as appealing.

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Childlike facial features = associated with fertility. Wide hips = ability to deliver children, small waist = not already pregnant.

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Name features females would view as appealing.

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Symmetrical face and body and physical health.

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5
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Why do females view certain features as attractive?

A

Qualities are desirable for their own offspring.

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6
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Name traits that males are attracted to.

A

Sexual faithfulness.

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7
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Name traits females are attracted to.

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High status and dominance, resource sharing and kindness.

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8
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Who claimed the formation of romantic relationships is driven by evolution?

A

Trivers.

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9
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Define evolution.

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The best traits are passed on by natural selection. (Charles Darwin)

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10
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Male reproductive behaviour is:

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more jealous/disturbed by sexual infidelity (reduces paternal certainty), less choosy and more attracted to physical characteristics.

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Female reproductive behaviour is:

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more jealous/disturbed by emotional infidelity (risks loosing resources), more choosy and more attracted to psychological characteristics.

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