The information in which statement would be considered evidence that infant crying and adult aversion to it have adaptive significance?

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The statement that "babies who cry more are more likely to survive times of severe hardship, such as famine" provides evidence that infant crying has adaptive significance, as it suggests that crying may have evolved as a means of ensuring that infants receive the care they need to survive in difficult conditions. This is consistent with the idea that crying functions to elicit a caregiving response from adults, and that adult aversion to crying may have evolved as a way of promoting the well-being of both the infant and the group as a whole. The other statements do not provide direct evidence for the adaptive significance of infant crying or adult aversion to it.

The Information in Which Statement Would Be Considered Evidence That