The Principle of Kin Selection Is Based on the Assumption

question 17

Multiple Choice

The principle of kin selection is based on the assumption that

• A) although it is sometimes beneficial to help our kin, we must focus primarily on helping ourselves if we are to survive danger.
• B) it is the survival of genes that matters most from an evolutionary perspective.
• C) we will help those who are likely to reciprocate that help regardless of whether or not they are genetically related to us.
• D) those who have the greatest reproductive fitness share more genes with their kin.

Recognize the special accounting treatment for foreign currency translation adjustments and their effect on other comprehensive income.

Understand the equity method of accounting for investments and its application criteria.

Analyze and record the sale of stock investments including the calculation of gains or losses.

Identify the proper accounting treatment for dividends and interest received from investments.

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