In His Evolutionary Theory of Mate Preferences, Psychologist David Buss

In his evolutionary theory of mate preferences, psychologist David Buss:

A) contends that mate selection for both sexes is culturally determined and is virtually uninfluenced by inherited characteristics or predispositions.
B) found that older, successful women have the greatest access to young, attractive, athletic males-so-called boy toys.
C) found that both sexes rated kindness, intelligence, emotional stability, and a pleasing personality as more important than a prospective mate's financial resources or good looks.
D) contends that when it comes to reproductive success, men and women face very similar adaptive problems in selecting a mate.