At a Debate About Evolutionary Psychology, You Hear Someone Claim

At a debate about evolutionary psychology, you hear someone claim that altruistic behavior could not have evolved through the process of natural selection because altruism is not adaptive and can even decrease an organism's chances of survival. Which of the following is the best response to this claim?

A) Traits that have no genetic or adaptive benefit are often selected for in evolution.
B) Altruism evolved through artificial selection, not natural selection.
C) Processes such as kin selection can explain how altruism can confer a genetic benefit that could be selected for by evolution.
D) This is correct, evolutionary psychology cannot explain altruistic behavior.