Which competitor derogation tactic might a man use when seeking a long-term mate?

Which competitor derogation tactic might a man use when seeking a long-term mate?
 
  A) suggesting that the rival is a weakling
  B) suggesting that the rival is just an intellectual egghead
  C) suggesting that the rival is stuck in a boring corporate job
  D) suggesting that the rival will be a stay-at-home dad

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Question 2

Which of the following is an example of self-promotion?
 
  A) getting cosmetic surgery
  B) keeping physically fit
  C) using cosmetics to appear younger
  D) all of the above

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Question 3

Which of the following is an example of competitor derogation?
 
  A) getting cosmetic surgery
  B) buying more expensive clothes than a competitor
  C) suggesting that a competitor is sexually promiscuous
  D) being more sexually promiscuous than a competitor

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Question 4

There is no evidence of societies in which men prefer women who
 
  A) are of prime reproductive age.
  B) are in bad health and physically deteriorated.
  C) show signs of good health.
  D) show signs of fidelity.

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Question 5

Self-promotion is a strategy in which a man or woman
 
  A) attempts to embody the characteristics preferred by the opposite sex.
  B) attempts to embody his or her best characteristics.
  C) attempts to undermine competitors.
  D) attempts to gain a long-term mate by deceit.