The Virulence of a Pathogen Is Not Fixed, Meaning That

question 41

Multiple Choice

The virulence of a pathogen is not fixed, meaning that

• A) pathogens can't evolve to become more virulent.
• B) pathogens can evolve to become more or less virulent.
• C) all species of pathogens do not have the same virulence.
• D) virulence can vary among species but not within a species.

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Definitions:

Machiavellianism

The extent to which someone is emotionally detached and manipulative.

High-Mach Personality

Describes individuals with a Machiavellian personality trait, who are manipulative, deceitful, and regard others as tools to achieve their own goals.

Low-Mach Personality

A personality type characterized by a low level of manipulation and deceit in interpersonal relationships.

Authoritarian

A leadership or governance style characterized by individual control over all decisions and little input from group members, often leading to a concentration of power.