In Arguing That a Particular Behavior Pattern in Humans Is

question 27

Multiple Choice

In arguing that a particular behavior pattern in humans is coded in the genes and is therefore part of human nature, a person studying evolutionary psychology might use all of the following evidence except the fact that the behavior pattern

• A) Appears in all human societies
• B) Is displayed by chimpanzees
• C) Appears to be adaptive within the environment of evolutionary adaptedness
• D) Is stable in persons from childhood onward

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Definitions:

Aggregate Spending

The total amount of spending by all sectors of an economy on goods and services.

Inflation

The speed at which the cumulative price for goods and services heightens, lowering the power to make purchases.

Money Demand

The desire or need for holding money as opposed to investing or spending it.

Equation of Exchange

The equation of exchange is a macroeconomic formula that relates the money supply, its velocity, the price level, and an index of expenditures in an economy, typically expressed as MV = PQ.