"physical preference" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It refers to someone's preference or liking for certain physical characteristics or qualities in a person or object. Example: "She had a strong physical preference for tall, dark-haired men with a muscular build."
Other factors—such as social status, for instance may, in the real world, override the physical preferences that the researchers were measuring.
"Everyone has physical preferences, but there is absolutely no reason to needlessly itemize your points of attraction other than pure misogyny," she says.
While everyone has a right to have physical preferences they find attractive, the problem occurs when 90% of the evaluation of the other person is based on the superficial and only 10% on the depth of their character.
The questionnaire is pretty extensive – candidates need to fill in their age, dress size, the sports they play, what music they like, list their physical preferences in a partner, the things they'd never do and how long they last, among other questions.
I've also got that appendix scar and, wait, upon re-rereading I realize I've missed the golden ticket: he loves "forced sex" thereby negating all previously mentioned physical preferences and also possibly assisting me in the enactment of many of my deep-seated rape/torture fantasies... I'm in!
This indicates that the preference for WHR, and possibly human physical preferences in general, cannot be encapsulated in a simple statement, such as that the most attractive WHR value is.7.7
Participants will initially undertake a one-on-one session with the exercise physiologist, which will involve a discussion of each participant's beliefs in his or her ability to be physically active, physical activity preferences, outcome expectations, goals, and strategies for using facilitators and overcoming barriers to performing physical activity.
Alternatively, physical activity preference (eg, to be alone or with others) 45 may be another way to conceptualize the competitiveness measured herein, and could add to the prediction and enhancement of exercise effort.
The scale comprises three sub-scales: adequacy (confidence in physical activity), predilection (preference for physical activity over sedentary activities) and enjoyment of physical education class.
The notion about ADHD preferences of motor and verbal-motor response type, as well as verbal and physical approval preferences is confirmed.
