In our evolutionary past, what determines an individual's heaviest weight according to the dual intervention point model?
A) Be able to avoid, escape, run away from predators
B) Eating the minimum number of calories and not starve to death
C) Be suspicious about any new sources of food
D) Adjust your energy metabolism to the local food supply

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The dual intervention point model suggests that an individual's heaviest weight is determined by the point at which the benefits of being able to avoid, escape, or run away from predators outweigh the costs of carrying extra weight.

In Our Evolutionary Past, What Determines an Individual's Heaviest Weight