Evolutionary psychology is the branch of psychology that looks at _____.

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Evolutionary psychology examines the relationship between evolutionary changes and behavior. It seeks to explain why humans and animals exhibit certain behaviors based on their evolutionary origins and how those behaviors have evolved over time. It does not focus on fossil discoveries or culture change like choices A and D, respectively. While genes and the environment are relevant to evolutionary psychology, option B is too broad to be correct without additional context.

Evolutionary Psychology Is the Branch of Psychology That Looks at _____