Is problematic to generalize about the behavior patterns exhibited by men and women there are some variations in
behavior that do appear to be reasonably consistent. One pattern that is quite common across cultures is for males to be more
likely to engage in "risky" behavior, defined as engaging in behavior that has high risk of harming/injuring the individual.
However, when we examine rates of risky behavior it tends to vary, with the greatest rates of risky behavior occurring in
situations where the individual can be observed. Propose an evolutionary hypothesis for why males might engage in risky
behavior when being observed only by other males, being sure that you explain why your hypothesis would explain the
behavior. Then, propose an evolutionary explanation for why males might engage in risky behavior when being observed only
by females, being sure to explain why your hypothesis would explain the behavior (8 pts)