Select all that applySociobiologists assert a genetic basis for many nearly universal cultural traits, including which of the following? Multiple select question.the expectation that men will be providersthe expectation that couples will marry for economic gainthe expectation that couples will marry for lovethe expectation that women will be nurturers

Sociobiologists believe that many universal cultural traits have a genetic basis. These traits could potentially include:

1. The expectation that men will be providers: This is a common cultural expectation across many societies. It could be argued that this expectation has a genetic basis, as men have traditionally been the hunters and providers in many species, not just humans.

2. The expectation that couples will marry for economic gain: This is less likely to have a genetic basis. While it is true that many cultures have arranged marriages and dowries, these are more likely to be based on social and economic factors rather than genetic ones.

3. The expectation that couples will marry for love: This could potentially have a genetic basis. The desire to form a strong emotional bond with a partner could be seen as a survival strategy, ensuring that both partners stay together to raise their offspring.

4. The expectation that women will be nurturers: This is another common cultural expectation that could have a genetic basis. Women are often expected to be the primary caregivers for their children, and this could be seen as a survival strategy, ensuring that the offspring are well cared for and have the best chance of survival.

So, the options that apply could be "the expectation that men will be providers" and "the expectation that women will be nurturers". However, it's important to note that this is a complex issue and there is ongoing debate in the scientific community about the extent to which these traits are genetically determined.