Dr.Gionelli suggests that infant facial features naturally elicit caregiving responses from adults, which enhances the infant's chances for survival.Dr.Gionelli's views are most consistent with those of:
A)behavioral psychology
B)evolutionary psychology
C)structuralism
D)cognitive psychology

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Dr. Gionelli's views are most consistent with the evolutionary psychology perspective, which suggests that certain behaviors or traits have evolved over time because they have increased the chances of survival and reproductive success for individuals or species. In this case, the infant's facial features that elicit caregiving responses would have been naturally selected for because they increase the likelihood of the infant receiving adequate care and support for their survival.

DrGionelli Suggests That Infant Facial Features Naturally Elicit Caregiving Responses