Research on the importance of attractiveness in human interactions indicates that

A) standards of attractiveness vary among cultures and among subcultures in the same society.
B) its significance is overrated in terms of whom we form relationships with.
C) attractiveness affects whom we are attracted to but not how we judge people.
D) people considered unattractive are generally thought of in very positive terms.

Research has shown that standards of attractiveness vary among cultures and subcultures, and that attractiveness does play a role in whom we are attracted to and how we judge people. However, the significance of attractiveness is not overrated, as it has been found to have an impact on various aspects of human interactions, such as hiring decisions, social interactions, and even legal proceedings. People considered unattractive may not always be thought of in positive terms, as there is a societal bias towards physical attractiveness.