Silence Refers to

question 193

Multiple Choice

Silence refers to

• A)the failure to communicate.
• B)withholding relevant information.
• C)the use of written communication.
• D)the use of non-verbal communication.
• E)the use of technology to communicate.

Understand Charles Darwin's foundational concepts of natural selection and common ancestry.

Grasp the significance of behavior flexibility in evolution and how it is favored by natural selection.

Describe the concept and examples of niche construction in humans and other species.

Recognize the role of emotions and expressions, such as smiling, in animal and human behavior and their evolutionary implications.

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