AUTONOMY: A: (A) dependence B: (B) animation C: (C) renown D: (D) altruism E: (E) antipathy

As pointed out in the text, "reciprocal altruism theory" and "strong reciprocity theory" are ______. A: complementary. B: contradictory. C: superficial. D: over-simplified.

2. Which of the following is not mentioned as a translation of Ren(仁)? A: A. Electricity B: B. Altruism C: C. Instruction D: D. Love

The invisible hand works to promote general well-being in the economy primarily through A: government intervention. B: the political process. C: people’s pursuit of self-interest. D: altruism.

The<br/>invisible hand works to promote general well-being in the economy<br/>primarily through() A: government intervention. B: the political process. C: people’s pursuit of self-interest. D: altruism.

Which of the following is not one of similarities between human beings and chimpanzees? A: From the moral perspective, they have feelings and a moral code. B: From the anatomical perspective, they are almost the same. C: From the psychological perspective, they share the qualities like love, compassion and altruism. D: From the intellectual perspective, they can understand abstract symbols.

A behavioral ecologist is studying the behavior of ducks. Right after hatching, the ducklings are shown a large moving object, as well as the first few days after hatching. The ecologist notices that the ducklings are following the object wherever the ecologist moves that object. Which of the following behaviors would the ecologist suggest is responsible for the action of the ducklings? A: altruism B: imprinting C: fixed action pattern D: operant conditioning