Matthew overhears an argument where one person claims that social behaviour is determined by the same biological patterns as those that determine people's eye colour. What is this position known as?

A) behavioural archaeology
B) evolutionary psychology
C) sociometrics
D) psychometrics

Behavioural Archaeology

Behavioural archaeology studies past human activities through material remains, examining how people use objects and alter their environments.

Evolutionary Psychology

A theoretical approach in psychology that examines human thoughts and behaviors through the lens of natural selection and adaptation.

Sociometrics

A quantitative method for measuring social relationships, often used to identify social structures, patterns, and influences within groups.