Perilloux and Colleagues Examined the Phenomenon of Daughter Guarding from an Evolutionary

Perilloux and colleagues examined the phenomenon of daughter guarding from an evolutionary perspective. Their results indicated that __________.

A) parents guard sons and daughters equally in social and mating contexts but guard daughters more from physical injury
B) parents guard sons and daughters equally against physical injury but guard daughters more in social and mating contexts
C) parents allow daughters to physically aggress against their brothers, but will not allow sons to physically aggress against their sisters
D) parents report more fear of their daughters than their sons