A Child Is Scolded for Using Its Fingers Instead of Fork

question 17

Multiple Choice

A child is scolded for using its fingers instead of fork to eat some spaghetti. The scolding stops when the child picks up the fork. Stopping the scolding is an example of ________ reinforcement.

• A) negative
• B) tertiary
• C) secondary
• D) positive

Understand how to calculate allele frequency in a population.

Comprehend the implications of different genetic variations and mutations on species and individuals.

Appreciate the concept of natural selection and evolutionary mechanisms including mutation, genetic drift, and gene flow.

Identify and explain evolutionary constraints and adaptations.

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Definitions:

Observer Effect

The phenomenon that the act of observation can change the outcome of what is being observed, often discussed in physics and social sciences.

Conduct Interview

The process of asking someone questions in a formal or informal setting to gather information, opinions, or insights.

Source Reliability

The trustworthiness and credibility of information provided by a source, often evaluated based on expertise, accuracy, and bias.

Industrial Development

The process of building and growing industries within a country to improve its economy.