Ingroup and Outgroup Behavior Can Be Based On

question 5

Multiple Choice

Ingroup and outgroup behavior can be based on:

• A) Only gender
• B) Only race/ethnicity
• C) Only higher-level social classes
• D) Almost any visible or non-visible trait

Realize the importance and mechanism of natural selection and evolutionary psychology in explaining human behaviors and traits.

Understand the concept of the human genome and its contribution to shared human characteristics.

Acknowledge the interaction between nature and nurture in shaping personality and behavior.

Grasp the significance of genetic predispositions and their survival advantages from an evolutionary perspective.

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