James fears flying.His wife tells him that his fear is rooted in his biological predisposition to fear confinement and heights.Which theoretical perspective does she likely agree with?

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The wife's explanation suggests that James' fear of flying is a result of evolutionary factors, specifically his biological predisposition to fear confinement (being in a plane) and heights. This perspective views humans as having evolved certain fears and behaviors to adapt to the environment and increase chances of survival.

James Fears Flying