You overhear an argument where one person claims that social behavior is determined by the same biological patterns as those that determine the color of your eyes.This position is known as:

A) sociology
B) sociobiology
C) sociometrics
D) social biology
E) all of these choices

Sociobiology

A field of study that examines social behavior from an evolutionary perspective, highlighting the role of genetic and biological factors.

Social Behavior

Social behavior represents the actions and reactions of individuals or groups toward others, influenced by societal norms and context.

Biological Patterns

The recurring or systematic features found within biological systems or entities, often indicative of underlying processes or genetic traits.