Le Bon's 1908 Theory on Crowd Behaviour Has Influenced Modern

question 26

Multiple Choice

Le Bon's 1908 theory on crowd behaviour has influenced modern theories because he argued that:

• A) only despotic leaders use crowds for their own purposes.
• B) crowd behaviour has pathological and abnormal elements.
• C) the more people in the crowd, the more primitive they become.
• D) crowds trigger pre-modern behaviours.

Grasp the concepts of genetic drift, gene flow, mutation, and speciation, and their impact on human evolution.

Comprehend the debates surrounding the relationship between Neandertals, Denisovans, and anatomically modern humans.

Recognize the technological advancements and cultural developments during the Upper Paleolithic era.

Identify the factors influencing genetic diversity and species differentiation.

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