Whose reasoning do you find most persuasive? Why? Consider issues of reliability and validity in relation to testing.

I found that the evolutionary explanation was more persuasive because I believe in differences of attitudes towards sex between males and females to be derived from human nature. The explanation of the critics seemed to be blaming too much on society and the world for the difference of attitudes towards sex between the genders. Sex is something that has existed ever since man and woman had first stepped foot on Earth. Their attitudes towards sex may have changed throughout time but the basis of their views is still associated to the evolutionary aspect on sex. For example, during the period of cavemen, long before urban societies and governments had been established, men would have generally searched fo

Still being on the topic of cavemen, it is natural that women tend to look for the strongest and biggest men. In cavemen society, women would have realized that they lived under a "strongest of the fittest" system and most likely would have been attracted to the toughest male. Today's society exemplifies the same situation; women are attracted to affluent males that are dominant with lots of power. Therefore, I clearly believe through generations and generations the view of women towards sex has been generally similar. Although society may alter which type of men women seem to be drawn to, the most attractive men in every generation all seem to have one similar quality, and that is being at the top. Whether it may be the strongest, richest, or most powerful, women are generally attracted to any male that seems to belong at the top. I find it interesting how fema

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