Kin selection occurs __________.
A) more often in men
B) more often in women
C) more often in collectivist cultures
D) equally often in the two genders and in the various cultures studied

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Kin selection is a mechanism of evolutionary strategy that favors the reproductive success of an organism's relatives, even at a cost to the organism's own survival and reproduction. This concept is based on the genetic relatedness of individuals and is not dependent on the individual's gender or the culture in which they live. Therefore, it occurs equally often in the two genders and in the various cultures studied, as it is driven by genetic relatedness rather than cultural or gender-specific factors.

Kin Selection Occurs __________