When a Trait Is Polygenic,but Distinguished from Continuous and Meristic

question 3

Short Answer

When a trait is polygenic,but distinguished from continuous and meristic traits by having a small number of discrete classes,it is said to be a(n)________ trait.

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Definitions:

Emotional Rejection

The feeling of being denied or dismissed in an emotional or relational context.

Social Acceptance

The degree to which an individual is accepted or approved by a social group or society.

Ingratiation

A psychological technique where an individual attempts to become more appealing to others through flattery or conformity.

School Violence

Any form of violence that occurs within a school setting, including physical attacks, bullying, and verbal abuse.