For Skinner,natural selection
A)is irrelevant to operant conditioning.
B)explains some animal behavior but no human behavior.
C)accounts for most human behavior.
D)is probably responsible for some human behavior.

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Skinner believed that natural selection played a role in shaping some aspects of human behavior, particularly in terms of the evolutionary advantage certain behaviors may have provided in the past. However, he also believed that operant conditioning played a significant role in shaping behavior, and that environmental factors were more influential than natural selection in many cases.

For Skinner,natural Selection