Which Statement About the Cost-Benefit Approach to Animal Behavior Is

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Multiple Choice

Which statement about the cost-benefit approach to animal behavior is false?

• A) Benefits are measured in terms of fitness gained by performing the behavior.
• B) The approach assumes that animals have limited time and energy.
• C) The approach includes opportunity costs of performing the behavior.
• D) The approach assumes that animals cannot engage in behaviors whose benefits exceed their costs.
• E) The approach includes energetic costs of performing the behavior.

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