Darwin's Observation of the Galápagos Islands Finches' Various Beaks and Behaviors

question 41

Multiple Choice

Darwin's observation of the Galápagos Islands finches' various beaks and behaviors could be explained by

• A)adaptations to the specific foods available on their mainland.
• B)adaptations forged by natural selection.
• C)modification with descent.
• D)inherited traits that did not survive.

Understand the preferential looking and habituation research methods and their findings on infant perceptual abilities.

Recognize the concepts of egocentrism and conservation in cognitive development and their manifestations in behavior.

Describe the impact of adolescent brain development on emotion regulation and decision-making.

Understand the role of cultural and social factors in cognitive development as per Vygotsky's sociocultural cognitive theory.

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