Which theory asserts that a species' mating patterns depend on what each sex has to invest in the way of time,energy,and survival risk to maximize the transmission of its genes to the next generation

A)  inclusive fitness theory 
B)  drive theory 
C)  parental investment theory 
D)  homeostatic theory

Parental investment theory asserts that a species' mating patterns depend on what each sex has to invest in the way of time, energy, and survival risk to maximize the transmission of its genes to the next generation. This theory suggests that males and females will have different mating strategies based on their differing levels of parental investment. Males, who typically invest less in their offspring than females, should be more competitive and seeking to mate with multiple partners in order to increase their chances of reproducing. Females, who usually invest more in their offspring, should be more selective in choosing mates because they have more to lose if they make a poor choice.