Women most often bear responsibility for the care of offspring resulting from a sexual encounter,and therefore,are best served by being selective in choosing partners.In contrast,because men can theoretically "father" many children simultaneously without necessarily having to bear the responsibility of caring for them,they are best served by not being selective in choosing partners.Which of the following theoretical perspectives is most associated with this analysis of selecting sexual partners?

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This analysis is most associated with the evolutionary perspective, which emphasizes the role of biological factors in human behavior, including reproductive strategies and mate selection. It suggests that women and men have evolved different strategies for selecting sexual partners based on reproductive investment and the need to ensure the survival of their offspring.

Women Most Often Bear Responsibility for the Care of Offspring