One of the characteristic features of biologically determined behaviour is that it is shared by all members of the species. In terms of human behaviour, it is thought that if the behaviour is performed by people from all cultures, then it is likely that it has a biological basis to it. In this last section of the tutorial, we are going to discuss one of these universal behaviours, found in all human (and only human) cultures.

Discuss briefly the biological and environmental basis of human behavior

Humans are the only animals with behavioral traditions that can be considered culture.Group of answer choicesTrueFalse

Human culture is distinguished from behavioral traditions in other animals by:Group of answer choiceshaving multiple variants, uniformity across communities, tools, active teaching, and no imitationa lack of variation, uniformity across communities, tools, imitative learning, but no active teachinghaving multiple variants, variation across communities, cumulative change through time, active teaching, and imitative learningNone are correct

In the animal kingdom, only humans rely on __________ to ensure their survival.A.cultureB.biological programmingC.physical size and strengthD.instinct

Human behaviour can be defined as how a person acts or