A 2002 Study Involving Sex Differences in Response to Physical

Multiple Choice

A 2002 study involving sex differences in response to physical and social factors in relation to the importance of smell indicated that:

A) women considered a partner's body odor more important to attraction than actual physical appeal.
B) women considered body odor less important than social factors.
C) only men rated natural body odor as more important to sexual interest.
D) only women rated natural body odor as more important to sexual interest.