Kin Selection Refers to

question 28

Multiple Choice

Kin selection refers to .

• A)the idea that natural selection favors those who engage in prosocial behavior and disfavors those who do not
• B)the idea that natural selection applies to behaviors that benefit other individuals with whom we share genes
• C)the idea that behavior is based on both our genetic endowment and our past learning experiences
• D)the idea that behavior is driven by genetic attributes that evolved because they enhance the probability of transmitting one's genes to future generations
• E)the idea that cooperative behavior among unrelated individuals may sometimes enhance the probability of transmitting one's genes to future generations

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