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Evolutionary psych final
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1The three preconditions for selection are 1. [blank_start]variance[blank_end] 2. [blank_start]inheritance[blank_end] 3. [blank_start]differential reproduction[blank_end].
- Avariance
- Binheritance
- Cdifferential reproduction
2Select the 5 correct characteristics of an adaptation
- Aimprobable usefulness
- Bpotency
- Ceconomy
- Defficiency
- Eevidence of functional design
- Fcomplexity
- Greliability
- Hspecificity
3[blank_start]By-products[blank_end] are traits inherited because they are linked to an [blank_start]adaptation[blank_end]
[blank_start]Noise[blank_end] are individual [blank_start]differences[blank_end] of a [blank_start]by product[blank_end] that have variasion in appearance and characteristics- ABy-products
- BNoise
- Cadaptation
- Ddifferences
- Eby product
4select the correct 5 core principles of Evo Psych
- ABrain functions as a computer
- BBrain contains many specialized mechanisms
- Crelatedness drives altruism
- DEvolved psych mechanism solve particular adaptive problems
- Enatural selection
- Famount of parental investment is based on reproductive success
- GMost psychological processes operate outside of consciousness
- Hselection aids to help the individual
- IStone age brain exist in modern environment
5The 2 main levels of explanation in Tim bergen levels of explanation: [blank_start]proximate[blank_end] level which focus on explaining how the organism reacts in the way that it does. Where the [blank_start]ultimate[blank_end] level tries to explain why an organism behaves in a certain way. and focuses on the long term causes of a reaction.
- Aproximate
- Bultimate
61. [blank_start]Naturalistic fallacy[blank_end]- just because something is natural does not make it good
2. [blank_start]Moralistic fallacy[blank_end] - just because we don't approve of something doesn't mean it isn't natural (Touching your pee pee )
3. [blank_start]Hoyle’s fallacy-[blank_end] adaptations do not happen immediately. Small Beneficial mutations are selected for overtime and become an adaptation- ANaturalistic fallacy
- BMoralistic fallacy
- CHoyle’s fallacy
- DMoralistic fallacy
- EHoyle’s fallacy
- FNaturalistic fallacy
- GHoyle’s fallacy-
- HNaturalistic fallacy
- IMoralistic fallacy
7[blank_start]Evoked[blank_end] culture includes the notion that there is a [blank_start]universality[blank_end] of mechanisms in humans and that these mechanisms are same across cultures but the [blank_start]activation[blank_end] of them varies. [blank_start]Transmitted[blank_end] culture is when representations (ideas, values, beliefs, attitudes) in one individual is passed to another .
- AEvoked
- Buniversality
- Cactivation
- DTransmitted
8Malthus said that more organisms reproduce than survive, so you losses are your rival’s gain.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9The three hypotheses about hunting are 1. the [blank_start]hunting[blank_end] hypothesis 2. the [blank_start]show off[blank_end] hypothesis 3. the [blank_start]provisioning[blank_end] hypothesis
- Ahunting
- Bshow off
- Cprovisioning
10The hunting hypothesis states that hunting large game created new selection pressure that lead to the evolution of
(select all that are correct )- ASocial exchange systems
- Bhierarchy recalibration
- CStrong male coalitions
- Dcostly signaling
- ESexual division of labor
- Fhusbandry
- GTool creation/use
- Hreciprocal altruism
11The more [blank_start]calorically[blank_end] [blank_start]dense[blank_end] a food is the more we find it delicious
- Acalorically
- Bdense
12[blank_start]Disgust disease avoidance[blank_end] hypothesis -Disgust is an emotional reaction that motivates withdrawal from that stimulus
- ADisgust disease avoidance
13[blank_start]Antimicrobial[blank_end] Hypothesis- spices kill micro-organisms and neutralize toxins
- AAntimicrobial
14select the fear responses
- Aflee
- Bforage
- Cfight
- Dfall
- Efaint
- Fsubmit
- Gfright
- Hsurrender
- Ifreeze
- Jsearch
15you can condition fear to anything through specifically designed methods
- ATrue
- BFalse
16rats, humans, and infants all have a taste preference for sweet foods
- ATrue
- BFalse
17Which foods do human sand rats dislike because they tend to have more toxins?
- Abitter foods
- Bsour foods
- Csalty foods
- Dfatty foods
- Eboth bitter and sour
- Fall of the above
18the farmers market experiment is evidence of
- Afood preference
- Bnavigation skills
- Cspatial memory
- Dgathering in females
19according got the Disgust disease avoidance hypothesis where Disgust is an emotional reaction that motivates withdrawal from that stimulus, which of the following is not included in the hypothesis
- ADisgust occurs in response to disease carrying substances
- Bdisgust is linked to experience more easily in children
- CDisgust is cross culturally universal
- DIndividuals who are more easily disgusted have fewer infections
- EWomen are more easily disgusted than men
- FDisgust occurs in response to other threats besides food; pathogens, sexual, moral
20select the correct Physiological adjustments with fear
- Arelease of epinephrine
- Bincrease heart rate
- Cblood diverse from organs to muscles
- Dpain tolerance adjusts
- Epupils dilate
- Fraised body temperatue
- Gfaster breathing
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