In Allport's Theory, a Cardinal Trait May

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Multiple Choice

In Allport's theory, a cardinal trait may

• A) serve to give us direction in life occasionally.
• B) take an important role in determining who we are, if not suppressed by our central trait.
• C) come to be what we are identified with, or known for.
• D) act as a guide for our moral conduct.

Identify structures and patterns in embryonic development.

Understand conditions and defects arising from abnormal embryonic development.

Describe the developmental importance of certain organelles and molecules contributed during fertilization.

Analyze the impact of environmental factors on embryonic development during different trimesters.

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