Children of different cultural backgrounds tend to find the same types of features,regardless of race,gender,and age.This suggests that:
A) there is no generalized definition of attraction.
B) individuals are socialized to like certain features.
C) culture plays a role in what is deemed attractive .
D) preferences for attraction may be 'hardwired'.

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The fact that children of different cultural backgrounds tend to find the same types of features attractive suggests that preferences for attraction may be 'hardwired', meaning that they are innate and not socially constructed. This implies that there may be universal standards of beauty that transcend cultural differences.

Children of Different Cultural Backgrounds Tend to Find the Same