Readiness, preening behaviors, positioning cues, and appeals to invitation. To what do these refer?
A) Pupil size.
B) Deception detection.
C) Quasi-courtship.
D) Conjugate lateral eye movements (CLEMs).
E) None of the above.

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Readiness, preening behaviors, positioning cues, and appeals to invitation are all associated with quasi-courtship, which is a type of behavior that occurs between individuals who are not yet in a formal courtship or mating relationship. These behaviors are often used to assess potential mates and signal interest.

Readiness, Preening Behaviors, Positioning Cues, and Appeals to Invitation