Multiple Choice
When subjects from all over the world are shown photographs of faces from different racial categories and asked to pass judgment on the attractiveness of the faces in the pictures, researchers find that:
A) a high degree of agreement exists among the raters
B) raters regard faces from their own society and racial group as attractive and faces from other societies and racial groups as unattractive
C) raters regard faces from other societies and racial groups as more attractive than those from their own society and race--after all, "opposites attract"
D) the judgments of raters are all over the map, random, without pattern
E) none of the above
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