Answer:
This suggestion best illustrates D. an evolutionary perspective.
Explanation:
The evolutionary perspective seeks explanations for behaviors taking into consideration our species need to adapt and reproduce. From this perspective, our behaviors result from problems our ancestors encountered over 10,000 years ago. Since the purpose of the species is to perpetuate itself, many of our behaviors could be explained by the instinct of reproduction. We look for good mates in order to procreate. That perspective would, therefore, explain men who marry younger women as a result of our reproductive needs - young means fertile, at least instinctively.
Freud's first stage in his psychosexual theory of development is the Oral Stage. This stage occurs between birth and one year. At this stage, the baby or infant experiences his or her world through their mouth. The baby is sucking, biting, and feeding. According to Freud, oral stimulation could cause issues later in life. A toy that would provide oral stimulation would be considered detrimental (bad) to the child's development.
