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Evolutionary Psychology and Natural Selection in Behavior
Apply the principles of natural selection to explain how behavioral traits that enhanced ancestral survival and reproductive fitness became widespread.
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Behavioral Genetics, Psychoneuroimmunology, and Evolutionary Psychology
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Explain how hormones influence immune health, how genetic transmission and gene-environment interactions shape psychological traits, and how evolved adaptations guide human behavior.
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