What is a “proximate cause”? A. The genetic programming that controls behavior B. Pattern of learning that creates behavior C. The stimulus that triggers a behavior

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What is a “proximate cause”?

A. The genetic programming that controls behavior

B. Pattern of learning that creates behavior

C. The stimulus that triggers a behavior

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The correct answer is B I think if I’m not mistaken

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