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Discuss how the evolutionary heritage of man has shaped human behavior in terms of limits, potentialities, and the development of particular structures.

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psychology

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  1. The development of human behavior is solely dependent on the environment
  2. Evolutionary heritage dictates all aspects of human behavior without the influence of culture or learning.
  3. Our evolutionary heritage has limited us in certain ways, given us outstanding potentialities for behavior, and resulted in the development of particular structures such as our brain which is uniquely organized for the use of meaningful speech and symbols.
  4. Human behavior is not linked to our evolutionary heritage
  5. Our evolutionary heritage has resulted in the development of a few specialized structures, with the brain being relatively unspecialized and similar to other primates.
  6. Human behavior is a result of evolutionary heritage that mainly emphasizes physical adaptations, with little to no impact on cognitive or social structures.
  7. Evolution has equipped humans with a variety of potential behaviors that are expressed identically in all cultures.
  8. Evolutionary heritage has no impact on human behavior
  9. The evolutionary heritage of humans has led to a fixed set of behaviors that cannot be altered by any means.
  10. The evolutionary heritage of man has led to an increase in physical abilities, while cognitive and behavioral development has remained stagnant over time.

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stemez-Psychology

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