To a Sociobiologist, Many Social Customs Exist Because

Multiple Choice

To a sociobiologist, many social customs exist because:

A) they reflect maladaptive brain modules that human beings have inherited from their ancestors.
B) human beings are not tied to their genetic heritage and are capable of developing social practices that do not influence the transmission of genes.
C) human beings have developed genetic traits that have enabled the establishment of odd and strange social rituals.
D) as with physical characteristics, nature selects those psychological traits and social customs that aid the transmission of genes.