A 'Unified Approach' to Biocultural Diversity Argues That

Question

A 'unified approach' to biocultural diversity argues that:
A) continually evolving varieties of humanity emerge through the synergistic interaction of biology and culture.
B) nature and biology co-create, together, something that neither one can create alone.
C) genetic variation is responsible for the exquisite diversity we find within the human species.
D) rather than asking if nature or nurture plays the larger role in crafting the human experience, we should concentrate on the role of culture versus that of biology.
E) humanity really has no diversity; it is a uniform totality (a unified unity).

Accepted Answer

A 'unified approach' to biocultural diversity argues that the interaction of biology and culture creates the evolving varieties of humanity, and that neither biology nor culture can create this diversity alone. This view integrates the roles of both biology and culture in creating the human experience, rather than prioritizing one over the other.