People use Hamilton's rule to determine their behaviors toward their relatives
A) and they are conscious of what they are doing.
B) even though they may not be conscious of it.
C) once they have learned how to use it.
D) only in extreme cases of dire need.

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Hamilton's rule suggests that individuals will act in a way that benefits their relatives based on the degree of relatedness and the cost and benefits involved. People may not necessarily be conscious of this behavior, but it is still influenced by their genetic relatedness.

People Use Hamilton's Rule to Determine Their Behaviors Toward Their