Studies of Nonhuman Primate Behavior

question 59

Multiple Choice

Studies of nonhuman primate behavior

• A) have no relevance for understanding human behavior
• B) may provide valuable insights into human behavioral evolution
• C) has not been shaped by genetic and environmental factors
• D) offer familiar examples of individual and social behaviors but are not helpful in identifying the interactions between a number of environmental and physiological variables
• E) are indicative of how humans were once monkeys

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