A Much Greater Proportion of Hominid Behavior Is Learned and Culturally

question 19

Multiple Choice

A much greater proportion of hominid behavior is learned and culturally patterned because

• A) hominids are not very inventive.
• B) hominids avoid social contact.
• C) hominids have a greater capacity to learn.
• D) hominids actually care little for culture.

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Definitions:

Formal Recognition

The official acknowledgment or validation of an individual's or entity's status, achievements, or qualifications.

Social Legitimacy

The perception or belief that an entity, action, or decision is appropriate and acceptable within a social context.

Institutionalised Aggression

Aggressive behavior that has become an accepted norm within an institution, often perpetuated by the structure or culture of the organization.

National Defence

The protection and maintenance of a country's security and sovereignty, often involving military measures against possible foreign threats or aggression.