Arguing from an evolutionary perspective,what do Leda Cosmides and John Tooby suggest that human reasoning depends on

A)  complex heuristics based on lifelong learning 
B)  inferential heuristics 
C)  "dumb and dumber" heuristics 
D)  specialized cognitive mechanisms for natural problems

Cosmides and Tooby suggest that human reasoning depends on specialized cognitive mechanisms for solving specific natural problems, which were shaped by evolution. These mechanisms are often referred to as "evolved cognitive modules" and are thought to be responsible for our ability to reason about things like social exchange, spatial relations, and physical causation. This view is sometimes referred to as "evolutionary psychology," and it posits that the human mind is composed of a set of specialized adaptations that were designed to solve particular problems that our ancestors faced in their environments.