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Explores human behaviors and adaptations for survival, including food preferences, fear responses, and the evolutionary perspective on morning sickness.
Explores natural selection, genetic variation, and evolutionary changes within populations, using examples like sickle cell anemia and flu virus evolution.
Explores the history, principles, and critiques of evolutionary psychology, emphasizing the adaptive function of characteristics and the evolutionary approach to understanding human behavior.