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According to Dutton, why did the human appetite for fiction arise in evolutionary history?
 
  a. Fiction has adaptive value because it is low-cost, low-risk surrogateexperience.
 b. Fiction has pedagogical value.
  c. All of these choices
  d. Fiction helps develop interpersonal and social skills.
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Smart ... Thanks!
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