Rodman and McHenry's Hypothesis to Account for the Success of the Bipedal

question 22

Multiple Choice

Rodman and McHenry's hypothesis to account for the success of the bipedal adaptation in early hominids involves mainly

• A)keeping cool in the heat of the day out on the savanna.
• B)males provisioning females and young.
• C)energetic efficiency in moving between patches of forest.
• D)freeing of the hands to make stone tools.

Understand the role of feminist psychology in challenging conventional psychology and advocating for inclusivity and equality.

Understand the key issues addressed by the third wave of feminism.

Comprehend the essence and significance of radical feminism, including its contribution to research.

Acquire knowledge about the origins of woman-of-color feminism, also termed as womanism.

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Definitions:

Volcanic Mountain Belt

A volcanic mountain belt refers to a large-scale geographic area dominated by a series of volcanoes, often associated with plate boundaries, where subduction, rifting, or hotspots activities facilitate magma ascent to the surface.

Continental Drift

Continental drift is the historical scientific theory that continents have moved across the Earth's surface over geologic time, a precursor to the theory of plate tectonics.

South Atlantic Drift

A significant ocean current in the southern Atlantic Ocean that circulates warm water and influences climate patterns in the surrounding regions.

Vertical Hierarchy

An organizational structure where power and authority are concentrated at the top, and decisions flow downward.