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6   Which of the following is NOT a central idea of evolutionary social psychology?
   a.   Both biological and social influences on behavior are important.
   b.   Individual differences in behavior reveal the influence of evolutionary
adaptation.
   c.   Many evolved psychological mechanisms involve our ability to
      relate in a group.
   d.   Many human tendencies are adaptive responses to specific problems
      faced by our ancestors.




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