Putting Your Own Life in Danger for Someone Else Does

question 60

Multiple Choice

Putting your own life in danger for someone else does not make sense in traditional genetic theory. But if we consider the concept of ______ the larger gene pool benefits from your act of altruism

• A)social Darwinism
• B)cooperation
• C)reciprocal altruism
• D)selection pressure
• E)kin selection

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