The Evolutionary Perspective in Psychology

The evolutionary perspective in psychology:

A) suggests that human behavior is best understood in terms of the individual capacity for growth, free will, and self-direction.
B) analyzes behavior in terms of its adaptive function, such as how it increases a species' chances to survive and reproduce.
C) is now regarded as nothing more than pseudoscience.
D) states that, to fully understand human behavior, you must understand how behavior varies among different cultures.