Genetically Determined Behaviors Are Likely to Be Shared by All

question 66

Multiple Choice

Genetically determined behaviors are likely to be shared by all members of a species except in circumstances in which

• A) there is no opportunity to learn.
• B) it is possible to learn the wrong behavior.
• C) environmental conditions are complex and changing.
• D) generations do not overlap.
• E) individual members of the species are confronted with dangerous predators.

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Definitions:

Brain

The organ in the head of animals and humans, responsible for nerve function, thought, memory, and processing sensory information.

Conscious Rational Processes

involve deliberate and logical thinking or problem-solving activities that are under direct awareness.

Thoughts

Mental processes involving the organization and understanding of information, including beliefs, opinions, and intentions.

Memories

The ability of the mind to store and recall information or experiences from the past.