Which of the following are true about costly signaling and mutual benefit? Select 2 answers that apply. Group of answer choices Costly signaling is fundamentally about communication for coordinating action: if the recipient of the signal realizes that the signal is not genuine, then the information conveyed may not be acted on. Costly signaling can only be performed by the highest ranking members of a group, and therefore the member of the group with the most aggrandizing display will always be the most successful. Costly signaling only pertains to non-human animal behavior. Human behavior is determined by culture, while animal behavior is determined by instinct. The costs of the performance ensure the honesty of the information communicated. This helps in understanding why demanding ritual practices ensure fine grained judgement of social commitment and trust