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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