An Adolescent's Desire for Autonomy May Actually Have an Evolutionary

question 105

Multiple Choice

An adolescent's desire for autonomy may actually have an evolutionary basis, which reflects

• A) adolescents' competitiveness with their same-sex parent.
• B) an individual's desire to live in an environment with the least amount of competition for key resources.
• C) an individual's desire to increase his or her opportunity for reproduction outside the family.
• D) a desire to seek a better living environment than the one in which the adolescent was raised.

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