Discussion Board: Biological roots of human behavior

So This is the 5th Discussion. The question is : Scientists studying the biological roots of human behaviour are often accused of being neo-Darwinists. What does it mean when people use that term, and do you agree with this critique? I want you to Read the documents i upload on PDF: Chapter 6: Are Conflicts Driven by Biological Needs?”. Introduction to conflict studies: empirical, theoretical, and ethical dimensions, 98-118 Adams, David et al. “The Seville Statement on Violence”. War and peace in an age of terrorism: a reader, compiled by William M. Evan, 94-96. Boston: Pearson/Allyn & Bacon, 2006. Dan Jones. “Human Behaviour: Killer Instincts.” Nature. Last modified January 30, 2008. <http://www(dot)nature(dot)com/news/2008/080130/full/451512a.html> Donley, Carol C., and Sheryl Buckley. “From the Flamingo's Smile: Reflections in Natural History.” What's normal?: Narratives of mental & emotional disorders, 30-37. Kent, Ohio: Kent State University Press, 2000 Answer the question, just like other orders. Refer to the readings by showing the pages, Also Refer to the Already discussed , You don't have to agree or disagree. Just Be Concise and show understanding of the readings... Thanks