Positive Externalities

question 2

Multiple Choice

Positive externalities:

• A)are similar to negative externalities in their ease of measuring marginal benefits.
• B)are likely to be solved with the use of a Pigouvian tax.
• C)are difficult to measure since marginal social benefits are hard to observe.
• D)result from greater than optimal production of a good.

Differentiate between personality types and their responses to stress.

Explain the biological impact of stress on physical health and immune system function.

Describe the role of social support and marital status in dealing with stress and health outcomes.

Analyze the effectiveness of various stress management interventions and their impact on health.

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Definitions:

Pedigree

A chart constructed to show an inheritance pattern within a family through multiple generations.

Autosomal Recessive

A mode of genetic inheritance where two copies of a gene, one from each parent, are required for an individual to be affected by an inherited condition.

Turner Syndrome

A chromosomal disorder in females characterized by the partial or complete loss of one of the X chromosomes, leading to various developmental abnormalities.

Monosomic

A genetic condition in which an organism is missing one chromosome from a pair, leading to potential developmental abnormalities.