Elaine Walster (Hatfield)and Her Colleagues (1966)randomly Paired Incoming Students for a First-Year
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Elaine Walster (Hatfield) and her colleagues (1966) randomly paired incoming students for a first-year orientation dance.They found that men _______.
A) valued attractiveness, whereas women valued intelligence.
B) valued physical attractiveness more than women did.
C) valued physical attractiveness less than women did.
D) valued attractiveness, whereas women valued sensitivity.
E) and women both valued physical attractiveness.
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