Asked by Bailey Harvey on May 23, 2024

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In what stage of quasi-courtship behavior are we engaged when we manipulate our appearance by combing our hair,straightening our tie,and double-checking our appearance?

A) courtship readiness
B) preening
C) positional cues
D) appeals to invitation

Preening

In humans, the act of grooming oneself meticulously; often a subconscious behavior associated with attraction or the desire to impress.

Courtship Readiness

The state of being prepared and willing to engage in behaviors aimed at seeking and attracting a romantic partner.

Positional Cues

Nonverbal signals or behaviors related to the physical placement, stance, or posture of a person, conveying attitudes or emotions.

  • Comprehend the principle of quasi-courtship behaviors in nonverbal communication.
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Johana MolinaMay 28, 2024
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
Preening is the stage of quasi-courtship behavior when we manipulate our appearance to make ourselves look more attractive to potential partners. This includes combing our hair, straightening our tie, and double-checking our appearance. Therefore, the best choice is B, preening.