Which motives may be described as reflecting a nature vs. nurture interaction?
A) thermoregulation, but not hunger, aggression, or sex
B) thermoregulation, hunger, but not aggression or sex
C) thermoregulation, hunger, aggression, but not sex
D) thermoregulation, hunger, aggression, and sex

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All of the listed motives, including thermoregulation, hunger, aggression, and sex, have been shown to involve a complex interaction between genetic and environmental factors, or "nature vs. nurture." For example, while genetics may play a role in regulating hunger and appetite, environmental factors such as food availability and cultural attitudes toward eating also play a significant role in shaping these behaviors. Similarly, while genetics may predispose certain individuals to be more aggressive, social and environmental factors such as upbringing, exposure to violence, and societal norms can also contribute to these behaviors. Sex and sexual behaviors are also influenced by both genetic and environmental factors, with biological sex determining certain aspects of sexual behavior and cultural background, personal experiences, and social norms shaping others.

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