1.1-61. The physiological mechanisms of an organism that give rise to certain behaviors a. can be said to have purpose. b. can be understood in terms of whether the behaviors produce useful functions. c. are thought to be different from species to species. d. are not subject to evolutionary principles. e. are present at birth and do not require environmental stimulation for complete expression. Difficulty: 3 Question ID: 1.1-61 Page Ref: 15 Topic: Functionalism and the Inheritance of Traits Skill: Conceptual Answer: b. can be understood in terms of whether the behaviors produce useful functions.

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1.1-61. The physiological mechanisms of an organism that give rise to certain behaviors

can be said to have purpose.

can be understood in terms of whether the behaviors produce useful functions.

are thought to be different from species to species.

are not subject to evolutionary principles.

are present at birth and do not require environmental stimulation for complete expression.

Difficulty:

Question ID:

1.1-61

Page Ref:

Topic:

Functionalism and the Inheritance of Traits

Skill:

Conceptual

Answer: b. can be understood in terms of whether the behaviors produce useful functions.