Question

Some human traits may have arisen by sexual selection. Over thousands of years, women attracted to charming, witty men perhaps prompted the development of human intellect beyond what was necessary for mere survival. Men attracted to women with juvenile features may have shifted the species as a whole to be less hairy and softer featured than any of our simian relatives. Can you think of a way to test these hypotheses?

Answer 1

Answer:

Conduct an experiment to demonstrate the pattern of mate selection on the basis of unique traits.

Explanation:

Sample Experiment...

• Numerous of men are videotaped and the social behaviors of men that make them defined as "witty" and "charming" are displayed to females.
• The hypothesis could be only stated true if the sample population of females majorly prefers and selects the behavior of men that are identified and characterized as witty and charming.

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