Failing to Recognize Our Potential for Error Is Best Demonstrated

question 30

Multiple Choice

Failing to recognize our potential for error is best demonstrated by

• A) belief perseverance.
• B) the availability heuristic.
• C) overconfidence.
• D) framing.

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Definitions:

Transcriptionally Active

Describing a state in which DNA is being actively copied into RNA by RNA polymerase, indicating active gene expression.

Genes

Sequences of DNA that code for proteins or functional RNA molecules, playing crucial roles in determining traits.

Repressed

Psychologically, referring to thoughts, memories, or desires that are kept out of conscious awareness. Biologically, it can refer to the inhibition of gene expression or enzymatic action.

Duplicated

To copy or make a replica of a biological or genetic element, such as a DNA sequence, within an organism.