The Ethological Idea of "Readiness," as Applied to Understanding the Interaction

The ethological idea of "readiness," as applied to understanding the interaction of the person and the situation, implies that

A) when the male is ready to mate, other considerations become secondary.
B) that we are more affected by certain environments at certain times in our lives.
C) that women signal their readiness with blushed lips when the time is right.
D) that the dance of the stickleback and the pheromones of insects have their counterparts in any disco or singles bar.
E) that we are not ready to act until we can interact.