In Explaining the Process by Which Kin Selection Works to Encourage

question 107

Multiple Choice

In explaining the process by which kin selection works to encourage altruism,evolutionary psychologists would argue that

• A) norms have arisen to replace ingrained human behaviour.
• B) over millennia, genes of those who follow the "biological importance" rule will survive.
• C) the "biological importance" rule is only relevant in Western cultures.
• D) helpers consciously consider "biological importance" before helping.
• E) the "biological importance" rule is used only in non-life threatening situations.

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Definitions:

Greyhound Bus

A popular interstate and long-distance bus service in the United States, known for connecting cities across the country.

Moderately Crowded

A situation described by an intermediate level of density or population in a given space, which might affect individual's behavior and perception differently.

Reciprocity Norm

A social norm that expects individuals to respond to others with similar kinds of behaviors they have received, contributing to the maintenance of social exchange.

Harm

Harm refers to physical injury, damage, or adverse effects on an individual's welfare or health.