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Which term refers to the differences in social behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the world?
Which term refers to the differences in social behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the world?
- Natural selection
- Cultural evolution (correct)
- Differential reproduction
- Recombination
What may be considered as good etiquette in one culture may be considered as __________ in another?
What may be considered as good etiquette in one culture may be considered as __________ in another?
- Evolutionary
- Offensive (correct)
- Progressive
- Aggressive
Human variation is based on the principles of _________ and _________.
Human variation is based on the principles of _________ and _________.
- Recombination and cultural evolution
- Natural selection and differential reproduction (correct)
- Cultural evolution and natural selection
- Recombination and differential reproduction
What is the main factor that limits unlimited population growth?
What is the main factor that limits unlimited population growth?
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What is the key idea behind human variation?
What is the key idea behind human variation?
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Study Notes
Cultural Differences
- Cross-cultural variation refers to the differences in social behaviors that different cultures exhibit around the world.
- Good etiquette in one culture may be considered rude or unacceptable in another.
Human Variation
- Human variation is based on the principles of genetics and environment.
- The key idea behind human variation is that humans are unique individuals with distinct physical and behavioral characteristics.
Population Growth
- The main factor that limits unlimited population growth is environmental resistance, which includes factors such as disease, famine, and war.
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