Measuring its costs and benefits in terms of energy spent and/or gained, competition among individuals: Group of answer choices results in a gain for one individual and neither a gain nor a loss for the other. results in gain for both individuals. results in a gain for one individual and a loss for the other. none of these results in a loss for both individuals.
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