Evolutionary Psychologists and Sociobiologists Would Be Most Likely to Agree

Evolutionary psychologists and sociobiologists would be most likely to agree that:

A) the study of nonhuman species is an effective method of exploring the evolution of human characteristics.
B) human males and females differ in their sexual strategies and practices.
C) the study of human dating and mating practices around the world is the most effective method of exploring sexual strategies.
D) the sexual behaviour of the female does not seem to depend on the goal of fertilization because pregnant females continue to have sex.