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Why would an evolutionary psychologist be concerned with the issue of personality variations in humans and nonhumans?

▸ Because the fact that personality is quite consistent and not varying has been used to explain why human beings have been and remain the dominant species on the planet

▸ Because such research helps us understand how human beings develop from birth through adulthood

▸ Because personality trait research has been seen in every subfield of psychology, and evolutionary psychology has adopted the question as a matter of obligation

▸ Because the variations in personality traits may actually be related to the adaptation and survival of certain species

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