According to Tinbergen, Questions That Should Be Considered in Behavioral

question 39

Multiple Choice

According to Tinbergen, questions that should be considered in behavioral biology include those addressing proximate causes of behavior, such as _______, and those addressing ultimate causes of behavior, such as _______.

• A) function and evolution; causation and development
• B) causation and development; function and evolution
• C) development and function; causation and evolution
• D) evolution and development; causation and function
• E) function and development; evolution and causation

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Definitions:

Social Identity Theory

A psychological theory proposing that people categorize themselves in social groups, which influences their behaviors and attitudes towards in-group and out-group members.

Social Categorization

The cognitive process by which individuals classify others into groups based on shared characteristics or traits, contributing to identity formation and group perception.

Intergroup Conflict

A tension or clash arising from groups with differing goals, values, or interests.

Misperceptions

Incorrect or mistaken interpretations of situations, actions, or intentions.