The Technological Lock-In Argument Suggests That

question 3

Multiple Choice

The technological lock-in argument suggests that:

• A) it is inefficient to try and adapt to new technology.
• B) more efficient technologies always immediately replace less efficient technologies.
• C) many of our institutions and technologies may be inefficient but are ingrained regardless.
• D) existing institutions and technologies are always the most efficient.

Grasp the concept and types of precocious puberty and its implications on child development.

Know the significance of menarche in female puberty and sexual development.

Understand the principles and components of comprehensive sexuality education and its effectiveness.

Recognize the physiological aspects and societal perceptions of masturbation.

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