Develop an evolutionary analysis of crying by human infants in which you consider the two hypotheses outlined from page 311 to page 316.

Birds are not the only animals in which offspring have special signals that appear to provide information to a parent. Develop an evolutionary analysis of crying by human infants in which you consider the two hypotheses outlined from page 311 to page 316. [Hint: the 2 theories are “competition” and “honest signal.” The 2 theories are clearly distinguished in the last paragraph on pp. 312]. Then employ the following data in evaluating your hypotheses: (1) young infants expend considerable energy when crying; (2) the growth rate for typical infants is highest during the first 3 months of life, with smaller and smaller portions of the energy budget thereafter going to growth as opposed to maintenance; (3) consumption of breast milk peaks at 3 to 4 months of age and then declines; (4) crying peaks at about 6 weeks of age and occurs progressively less often after 3 months of age, except when the child is being weaned; (5) babies who are carried everywhere and nursed on demand (as in traditional societies) cry far less than babies in Western societies; and (6) the high-pitched cries of unhealthy babies are considered especially unpleasant by adult listeners.

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