Which of the Following Pieces of Evidence Supports Eagly and Wood's

Multiple Choice

Which of the following pieces of evidence supports Eagly and Wood's (1999,2002,2015) perspective that gender differences in mate preferences are driven by culture rather than evolution?

A) The greater the gender equality in a given society, the less importance women place on earning capacity in a potential mate.
B) The greater the gender equality in a given society, the more importance women place on earning capacity in a potential mate.
C) The greater the gender equality in a given society, the less importance women place on physical attractiveness in a potential mate.
D) Across cultures, men tend to value physical attractiveness more than women.