In the ______________ view of social cognitive theory,the evolutionary pressures create changes in biological structures for the use of tools,which enable organisms to manipulate,alter,and construct new environmental conditions.

A) one-sided evolutionism
B) physical evolutionism
C) bidirectional
D) monodirectional

The bidirectional view of social cognitive theory holds that evolutionary pressures lead to changes in biological structures, which enable organisms to manipulate their environment by using tools. This view suggests a reciprocal relationship between biological evolution and cognitive processes, with each influencing the other. Therefore, the answer is not A or D, which imply a unidirectional view, nor is it B, which focuses solely on physical changes without considering the cognitive processes and environmental manipulation.