QUESTION 30 Which traits mark humans as different from other primates? O a larger, more complex neocortex and full-time bipedalism O we are social creatures, nonhuman primates are not O we use symbolic communication, nonhuman primates do not O we have culture, other primates do not QUESTION 31 Your textbook author says, "Only humans are great storytellers...philosophers...liars;" we have these traits because: O we are morally corrupt O we do not have the same origins as other living things we communicate via a closed system of symbols O we possess large, complex neocortices, capable of processing and cross-referencing experiences from the past, hypothetical experiences, abstractions, and generalizations QUESTION 32 Even cultures in similar environments can be very different from one another because: they speak different languages O the makeup of any given culture is totally random O each cultural group creates and inhabits its own worldview, which becomes its environment O cranial capacity varies from one human group to the next; therefore, some human groups are more intelligent than others
QUESTION 30 Which traits mark humans as different from other primates? O a larger, more complex neocortex and full-time bipedalism O we are social creatures, nonhuman primates are not O we use symbolic communication, nonhuman primates do not O we have culture, other primates do not QUESTION 31 Your textbook author says, "Only humans are great storytellers...philosophers...liars;" we have these traits because: O we are morally corrupt O we do not have the same origins as other living things we communicate via a closed system of symbols O we possess large, complex neocortices, capable of processing and cross-referencing experiences from the past, hypothetical experiences, abstractions, and generalizations QUESTION 32 Even cultures in similar environments can be very different from one another because: they speak different languages O the makeup of any given culture is totally random O each cultural group creates and inhabits its own worldview, which becomes its environment O cranial capacity varies from one human group to the next; therefore, some human groups are more intelligent than others
Social Psychology (10th Edition)
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Which traits mark humans as different from other primates?
O a larger, more complex neocortex and full-time bipedalism
O we are social creatures, nonhuman primates are not
O we use symbolic communication, nonhuman primates do not
O we have culture, other primates do not
QUESTION 31
Your textbook author says, "Only humans are great storytellers...philosophers...liars;" we have these traits because:
O we are morally corrupt
O we do not have the same origins as other living things
O we communicate via a closed system of symbols
O we possess large, complex neocortices, capable of processing and cross-referencing experiences from the past, hypothetical experiences,
abstractions, and generalizations
QUESTION 32
Even cultures in similar environments can be very different from one another because:
O they speak different languages
the makeup of any given culture is totally random
O each cultural group creates and inhabits its own worldview, which becomes its environment
O cranial capacity varies from one human group to the next; therefore, some human groups are more intelligent than others
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