How Does the Developmental Instability (DI) Theory Differ from Most

Multiple Choice

How does the developmental instability (DI) theory differ from most genetic theories of lateralization?

A) It proposes that variations in functional/anatomical asymmetries are outcomes of developmental instability.
B) It proposes that the testosterone levels differ depending on developmental instability.
C) It proposes that being left-handed is unnatural and due to a trauma in the womb.
D) It proposes that nutrition is a main factor in whether or not a child is left-handed or asymmetrically different.
E) It proposes that functional abnormalities are naturally occurring due to evolution.