¿Quién inventó los besos, el llanto y los aplausos?

The video explores universal human behaviors: clapping, crying, and kissing. It delves into their historical origins, cultural significance, and biological functions. Clapping is traced back to biblical times and is seen in primates. Crying serves as a stress reliever and social signal. Kissing, with its evolutionary roots, varies across cultures and strengthens social bonds.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a universal human behavior in the introduction?

• Clapping

• Crying

• Kissing

• Laughing

What is one of the earliest recorded instances of clapping in history?

• Christian masses

• Chimpanzee social gatherings

• The Roman theater performances

• The coronation of King Joash

According to the text, why might clapping be considered a pre-human behavior?

• It is used in religious ceremonies

• It is a learned behavior from parents

• Chimpanzees clap to express happiness

• It is mentioned in ancient texts

What is the primary biological function of crying?

• To express joy

• To attract attention

• To regulate body temperature

• To clean the eyes of impurities

Which type of crying is associated with feeling helpless?

• Cry of pain

• Cry of joy

• Angry cry

• Basic cry

What is a common reason for kissing according to the evolutionary hypothesis?

• To express anger

• To evaluate potential partners

• To show dominance

• To mark territory

Which hormone is NOT mentioned as being stimulated by kissing?

• Dopamine

• Endorphins

• Oxytocin

• Adrenocorticotropin