Why might we have evolved strong 'fight or flight' reaction capabilities?
A) The fight or flight response was maladaptive.
B) Our ancestors who responded too slowly to the threat of being attacked by, say, a lion would not have passed along as many of their genes as those who responded quickly.
C) They were sexually selected for.
D) Such reactions are evolutionarily viable.
E) Actually, the 'fight or flight' response died out when culture emerged
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