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Evolution
Homocide
Fessler (2006)
Curtis Et Al (2004)
Randommmm Questions
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What is the definition of homicide?
the deliberate and unlawful killing of one person by another; murder.
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Who did Fessler conduct his study on?
Healthy, pregnant women
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What is studied in Curtis et al?
What is reactions to disgust.
100
Name 2 similarities shared between all 3 presenters?
What is All have the same first initial and all on team.
200
Genes are solely responsible for the way people evolve
False
200
What is HAT?
What is Homicide Adaptation Theory.
200
What was the aim of Fessler's 2006 study?
To investigate whether the ‘morning sickness’ experienced by pregnant women has an evolutionary basis.
200
What is the aim of Curtis et al?
What is to carry out research to test whether there were patterns in peoples disgust responses.
200
How many psychologists does it take to change a lightbulb?
Only one, but the lightbulb has to want to change
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What is the study that used "HAT" to explain homicide?
What is Durrant (2009)
300
What is adaptive behavior?
A theory that humans adapt and our behaviors evolve.
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Name one thing found in the Curtis et al study.
What is - Disgust reaction was strongest for the images of things that are harmful to the immune system - Disgust reactions were higher in young people than old - Women had a higher disgust reaction than men - Women having a higher reaction proves to be a key in successful reproduction
300
Who was the first Head of School at St. Timothy's?
What is Ms. Polly
400
What topic discussed in this study helps us better understand homicide? Hint: it starts with an E
What is evolution.
400
What were the results of the study?
Disgust sensitivity towards food and body products in women in the beginning phases of their pregnancy was higher than those in their second and third trimesters.
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Was the study carried out using many people or few?
What is MANY. 77,000 people in 165 countries.
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What year did Ms. Olsen graduate from St. Tim's?
What is 2005.
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Name 2 factors that affect the way humans evolve
Genes The situations you are in
500
Is the Durrant case considered trustworthy?
What is NO.
500
Whatis. The idea behind adaptive behavior?
That If it exists today, it must have helped human survival and reproduction
500
What is Kailyn's middle name?
Alēs