Why Does the Father's Genetic Contribution Determine the Sex of a Child

question 29

Multiple Choice

Why does the father's genetic contribution determine the sex of a child?

• A) Only the father's sex chromosome varies.
• B) Males are the dominant sex.
• C) Only the father contributes a sex chromosome.
• D) Only the mother's sex chromosome varies.

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Definitions:

Involved Father

A father who actively participates in the upbringing and care of his children, contributing significantly to their developmental needs.

Child Rearing

The process of bringing up a child through providing for their physical, emotional, social, and educational needs.

Transition To Parenthood

The process or period of change individuals or couples go through as they become parents for the first time.

Parents Help

Refers to the support and assistance parents provide to their children, including emotional, financial, and educational support.