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Cayden Cooper
on Oct 31, 2024
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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.
Evolutionary Tendencies
Behaviors or characteristics that have developed over generations through natural selection.
Cheating
The act of being dishonest or not following the rules to gain an advantage or benefit.
- Comprehend how human mating preferences and behaviors are influenced by both cultural and biological determinants.
- Determine how evolutionary psychology explains human behaviors related to mating and relationships.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend how human mating preferences and behaviors are influenced by both cultural and biological determinants.
- Determine how evolutionary psychology explains human behaviors related to mating and relationships.