Using Principles of Evolutionary Science to Understand Why People Are

question 94

Multiple Choice

Using principles of evolutionary science to understand why people are able to detect cheating is appropriate because cheating is:

• A) immoral
• B) passed on genetically and contaminates the gene pool
• C) a good way of dividing resources
• D) effective at causing conflict and the destruction of a group

Identify and distinguish between conditioned and unconditioned stimuli and responses.

Recognize examples of classical conditioning in everyday life.

Understand the roles of various types of stimuli and responses in classical conditioning (e.g., neutral stimuli, conditioned stimuli).

Explain the processes involved in developing and extinguishing conditioned responses.

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