Psychologists Who Take the Evolutionary Perspective

Psychologists who take the evolutionary perspective:

A) believe that psychological processes that help individuals adapt to their environment also help them to survive, to reproduce, and to pass those abilities on to future generations.
B) study the physical, social, and psychological changes that occur over the lifespan.
C) investigate mental processes, including thinking, reasoning, problem solving, memory, perception, and language.
D) are concerned with the relationship between people and work.