Choose a behavior that you believe most people have in common, regardless of their cultural background, race, age, gender, or other group memberships. Describe this behavior, illustrating how the behavior is universal by giving specific examples to support your choice. Then, use at least two different psychological perspectives (for example, evolutionary, biological, behaviorism, psychodynamic, cognitive, social, and developmental) to explain why this behavior tends to be universal among humans.

Choose a different behavior that you believe is typically seen more often in particular groups of people. Describe this behavior and the group(s) in which it is seen, illustrating how the behavior systematically varies across groups of people by giving specific examples to support your choice. Then, use at least two different psychological perspectives (for example, evolutionary, biological, behaviorism, psychodynamic, cognitive, social, and developmental) to explain why this behavior is seen more in some groups and less in other groups of people.