The principle of kin selection is based on the assumption that
a. although it is sometimes beneficial to help our kin, we must focus primarily on helping ourselves if we are tosurvive danger.
b. it is the survival of genes that matters most from an evolutionary perspective.
c. we will help those who are likely to reciprocate that help regardless of whether or not they are geneticallyrelated to us.
d. those who have the greatest reproductive fitness share more genes with their kin.
Question 2
April was born and raised in an Eastern culture. She is more likely than people raised in Western cultures to
a. compare herself to others.
b. view her personal goals as more important than allegiances
c. view her role in groups as an important part of her self-concept.
d. experience anxiety in group settings.
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