Albert Bandura, the social cognitive theorist, acknowledges evolution's important role in human adaptation and change. Yet he rejects "one-sided evolutionism," in which social behavior is the product of evolved biology. He argues for a bidirectional view that enables organisms to alter and construct new environmental conditions.Studying specific genes in humans and other species may be the best approach for testing the evolutionary psychology perspective. Can any examples that relate to Bandura's theory has been found in the media?