Why Is Altruistic Behaviour an Evolutionary Problem

question 13

Multiple Choice

Why is altruistic behaviour an evolutionary problem?

• A) It does not lead to an increase in direct fitness.
• B) It does not lead to an increase in indirect fitness.
• C) It does not lead to an increase in fitness.
• D) It decreases fitness.

Recognize the role of genetics and evolution in shaping human behavior.

Understand the contributions of key figures in the development of psychology (Wundt, James, Titchener).

Grasp the concept of natural selection and its impact on behavior.

Analyze the criticisms and limitations of various psychological theories.

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