In TOPIC 6 we added new detail to the insight that non-human social behavior can be very precisely described if we "think like a gene" when we examine these behaviors. Which of the following is the most accurate and complete ultimate causal description of why the approach of thinking like a gene is so successful?a. The process of natural selection results in the screening of individual pieces of design information, favoring those alleles building animal minds that act as if replicating that animal's specific individual pieces of design information were paramount.