A) whichever parent engages in most of the caretaking will also be the one more likely to engage in extra-pair mating
B) women's psychological mechanisms for caretaking remain dormant until the birth of their first child
C) men have adaptations that increase the chances of their children's survival
D) women have adaptations that increase the chances of their children's survival
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A) would not move their newly hatched chicks' broken egg shells
B) would not live in crèches of thousands or millions of bats
C) would feed their own young just as often as the offspring of their peers
D) would feed their own young at greater rates than their competitor's young
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A) they have the highest rates of paternity certainty
B) they have the highest rates of paternity uncertainty
C) they hold their children significantly less than Aka mothers
D) fathers resent their time spent holding because they claim that they would rather be hunting
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A) decrease
B) increase
C) detract from
D) mediate
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A) increases slightly
B) does not change
C) decreases
D) increases
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A) some conditions;the same unit of investment benefits the ill child more than the healthy child
B) all conditions;the same unit of investment benefits the ill child more than the healthy child
C) most conditions;the same unit of investment benefits the ill child more than the healthy child
D) some conditions;the same unit of investment does not benefit the ill child more than the healthy child
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A) women;lower maternal certainty
B) women;interest in meeting the child's father
C) men;interest in meeting the child's mother
D) men;they would be least resentful paying child support to that child
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A) are less and less valuable;are more and more valuable
B) are more important;are less important
C) are more and more valuable;are less and less valuable
D) are less important;are less important
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A) the costs associated with greater parental investment are greater for the physically larger sex
B) because males have uncertainty in their genetic relatedness to offspring,they should seek additional mating opportunities
C) the costs of missed reproductive opportunities as a result of investment in offspring are greater for females than for males
D) the costs of missed mating opportunities as a result of investment in offspring are greater for males than for females
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A) Men's self-perceived mate value is positively correlated with flirting behavior and negatively correlated with attention paid to offspring.
B) Women prefer,as long-term mates,men who are more paternal.
C) Men who are married with children report lower energy levels than single men.
D) Children feel more emotionally close to men who are lower in mate value.
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A) men;inhibiting negative responses
B) men;reward centers
C) women;inhibiting negative responses
D) women;reward centers
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A) Hamilton
B) Daly
C) Haig
D) Trivers
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A) more than double the
B) more than five times the
C) less than half of the
D) five times less
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A) exciting personality;physical attractiveness
B) good family background;religiosity
C) physical attractiveness;good family background
D) religiosity;exciting personality
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A) in polyandrous mating systems,parents will bias investment toward daughters in better conditions
B) parents will invest more in sons when the parents are in good condition
C) in polyandrous mating systems,parents will bias investment toward sons in poor conditions
D) parents will invest more in sons when the parents are in poor conditions
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A) alternative uses of the resources available to invest in offspring
B) ability of the offspring to convert parental care into fitness
C) likelihood that offspring are full siblings
D) gGenetic relatedness of parent to offspring
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A) five
B) ten
C) twenty
D) forty
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A) more profitable
B) more difficult
C) less profitable
D) less difficult
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A) parents guard sons and daughters equally in social and mating contexts but guard daughters more from physical injury
B) parents guard sons and daughters equally against physical injury but guard daughters more in social and mating contexts
C) parents allow daughters to physically aggress against their brothers,but will not allow sons to physically aggress against their sisters
D) parents report more fear of their daughters than their sons
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A) fitness threat hypothesis
B) attachment promotion hypothesis
C) tend-and-befriend hypothesis
D) alloparenting hypothesis
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