Question

4. How do human toddlers compare to bonobos in

terms of their preference for winners?
O A Humans prefer winners who exhibit kindness,
while bonobos prefer winners who win at any
cost.
O B. Humans prefer people who win at any cost,
while bonobos prefer winners who obtain
victory through dominance.
O C. Both humans and bonobos show sympathy for
the loser in a conflict.
O D. Both humans and bonobos exhibit signs of
being uncomfortable when witnessing a
conflict.

Answer 1

According to me it is option 3 or it could be 4

Answer 2

Answer choice (A)

Step-by-step explanation:

A: Humans prefer winners who exhibit kindness, while bonobos prefer winners who win at any cost.

Research suggests that human toddlers prefer winners who exhibit prosocial behavior, such as kindness and helpfulness, over those who win by using force or aggression. In contrast, studies on bonobos suggest that they have a preference for winners who obtain victory through aggression and intimidation. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.