Exam 5: The Nature, Nurture, and Evolution of Behaviour
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The main "test case" for evolutionary psychological theory has been human sex differences. Give three examples of universal differences between males and females found to exist surrounding mating and parenting
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The heritability statistic represents a measurement of exactly which traits are inherited and which traits have been acquired through a child's environment
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According to Charles Darwin, characteristics of organisms that allow for better survival rates in a given environment also
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Sociocultural psychologists use social role theory to explain the transmission of prototypical behaviours seen in men and women surrounding mating. Describe two specific research results that illustrate such prototypical behaviour
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Which of the following is correct regarding the acceptance of the idea that humans evolved from earlier forms of life?
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_________arise as a result of small incremental changes in the genome of organisms over many generations, which help the organism to survive in a changing environment.
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_________psychology is a multi-disciplinary approach explaining behaviour based on the influence of natural selection and sexual reproduction
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What explanation would an evolutionary psychologist give for the propensity of women to look for older, more established, high-status mates?
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Without proper nutrition and the appropriate chemical and hormonal environment, the 30,000 genes in a fetal genome will tend to express themselves as a phenotype
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The field of molecular genetics differs from behavioural genetics in that
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Which of the following is not true of a "natural" experiment?
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Sociocultural psychologists have identified four dimensions of behaviour along which cultures typically differ. Identify all four dimensions and give a specific example of the extremes of each dimension
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One way to continue to improve the scientific conclusions drawn by evolutionary psychologists would be to
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Though as they age, men tend to be attracted to women at the peak of fertility, men also
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Some gene-environment correlations are "active" in that an individual
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Research illustrates that self-enhancement based on individual accomplishments is more likely among
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The majority of evolutionary psychologists believe that nature has a significantly greater influence on behaviour than nurture
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The field of behaviour genetics is a field within this psychological perspective
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