The "pop" type uses the arguments of the narrow type and relates the evolutionary theory to human nature.
Its three types are broad, narrow, and pop. "Broad" study general behavioral tendencies present in animals and humans. "Narrow" is based on evolutionary theory and focuses on genetic aspects of behavior, rejecting cultural influences. The "pop" type uses the arguments of the narrow type and relates the evolutionary theory to human nature. For 10 points—name this approach which treats genetics as the sole factor responsible for behavior in humans and animals, first explained in a namesake work by E.O. Wilson.
Its three types are broad, narrow, and pop. "Broad" study general behavioral tendencies present in animals and humans.
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