Population thinking assumes that
A) different populations or groups of people differ in what motivates them.
B) populations can become extinct if they do not adapt to their environment.
C) every person in a population is different in what motivates him or her.
D) the sample statistics are identical to population statistics.

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Population thinking emphasizes the uniqueness and variation of individuals within a population, particularly in the context of evolutionary biology. It suggests that each individual has different motivations, traits, or characteristics, rather than assuming uniformity across a group.

Population Thinking Assumes That