An Archaeologist Discovers New Evidence Suggesting Humans Inhabited a Particular

question 68

Multiple Choice

An archaeologist discovers new evidence suggesting humans inhabited a particular area long before it was originally believed.Because these results are so novel,if the archaeologist is critically thinking,she should first:

• A)critically evaluate the work of other archaeologists who argue the opposite.
• B)contact archaeologists who share her views and ask them to evaluate her evidence.
• C)begin writing a book on her findings.
• D)look for additional evidence that humans inhabited the area which may still be missing.

Identify the roles and mechanisms of specific cell structures in water and solute transport across plant cells.

Describing the process and importance of transpiration in plants.

Explain the xylem's role and properties in water transport.

Recognize the importance and mechanism of cohesion and tension in water movement through plants.

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Definitions:

First Impressions

The initial thoughts or judgments formed about someone or something at the beginning of an encounter, often lasting and difficult to change.

Fundamental Attribution Error

The tendency to overemphasize personal characteristics and ignore situational factors in judging others' behavior.

Proximity

The physical or psychological closeness between people, which can influence attraction and social relations.

Altruistic Behavior

Actions taken to benefit others without expectation of reward or recognition, often at a cost to oneself.