How Do Humans Compare with Other Species in Their Ability

question 52

Multiple Choice

How do humans compare with other species in their ability to cooperate with other members of their species?

• A) Humans are the only species capable of cooperating.
• B) Unlike other social species,human primarily interact through selfishness and conflict.
• C) Like other social species,humans cooperate only with related members of their species.
• D) Humans are highly developed to cooperate with both related and unrelated members of their species.
• E) Humans support and cooperate with other humans,but they show little interest in caring for other species.

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