Which Is Normally Present in a Subject with Type O

question 10

Multiple Choice

Which is normally present in a subject with type O blood?

• A) erythrocytes carrying type A antigen
• B) erythrocytes carrying type B antigen
• C) both anti-A and anti-B antibodies in the plasma
• D) erythrocytes with both type A antigen and type B antigen
• E) plasma that has neither anti-A nor anti-B antibodies

Recognize strategies to avoid informal fallacies.

Understand what constitutes a formal fallacy.

Distinguish between formal and informal fallacies.

Understand the basic structure and elements of arguments, including premises and conclusions.

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Definitions:

Categorising

The process of recognizing, differentiating, and understanding objects, concepts, or people by placing them into distinct groups based on shared characteristics.

Primed Automatically

Refers to the phenomenon in psychology where exposure to a stimulus influences a response to a later stimulus, without conscious guidance or intention.

Forgotten

The failure to remember information, experiences, or people, often indicative of memory processes or prioritization.

Person Schemas

Cognitive structures that represent knowledge about a generic type of person, used to process information about others based on their perceived group membership.