Which of the Following Could Be Considered a Conclusion Regarding

question 60

Multiple Choice

Which of the following could be considered a conclusion regarding "cheating" in humans, based on the information presented in the book?

• A) Humans are biologically wired to cheat, and it cannot be prevented.
• B) Humans are biologically wired to be monogamous, and cheating is an abnormal behavior.
• C) Humans may have evolutionary tendencies toward cheating, but cultural norms and learning may increase or decrease these tendencies.
• D) Culture, religion, and learning dictate humans' cheating patterns, not biology.

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