Evolution Evolution affects behaviour mainly through observational and genetic modification over long periods of time which also includes the thought process of an entire society. Some examples could include “attractiveness” and the norms for being an “average” person, and obviously genetic control (epigenetics.)
The difference in behaviour throughout history shows the definite evolutionary stages progressing through time for example, in the nineteen twenties, the latest generation of kids went against the values that were held by the parents and grandparents of the former generation because of all the new and revolutionary inventions including the radio and more gas efficient cars causing young adults to want to go out and have a good time
The difference in behaviour throughout history shows the definite evolutionary stages progressing through time for example, in the nineteen twenties, the latest generation of kids went against the values that were held by the parents and grandparents of the former generation because of all the new and revolutionary inventions including the radio and more gas efficient cars causing young adults to want to go out and have a good time