A person who argues that appropriately timed aggression likely served to help our ancestors compete for mates, food, and shelter and allowed them to defend themselves against attack is most likely a
A)psychoanalyst
B)behaviourist
C)psychoneurologist
D)sociobiologist

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This perspective aligns with sociobiology, which examines social behavior in the context of evolution. It suggests that certain behaviors, including aggression, have been naturally selected because they contributed to the survival and reproductive success of our ancestors.

A Person Who Argues That Appropriately Timed Aggression Likely Served