A Theorist Who Takes an Evolutionary Perspective on Why People

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Multiple Choice

A theorist who takes an evolutionary perspective on why people are social beings would most likely say that people are social because such behaviour:

• A) allowed people to make basic comparisons between themselves and others.
• B) helped people to determine whether their responses were "normal."
• C) is a reflection of our innate tendency to affiliate with and want to be close to others.
• D) allowed people greater access to potential mates and provided better protection.

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