The Wings of Birds and Insects Share Similar Functions but Evolved

question 36

Multiple Choice

The wings of birds and insects share similar functions but evolved from different structures; therefore, these wings are said to be

• A) homologous.
• B) biramous.
• C) uniramous.
• D) analogous.
• E) bipedal.

Understand the roles and functions of group members and leaders.

Understand the specialized types of research that involve group dynamics.

Recognize the structured techniques used by groups to conduct business.

Identify the differences between task groups and treatment groups.

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Definitions:

Rejection Sensitivity

A heightened tendency to anxiously expect, readily perceive, and overreact to rejection.

Transference

A psychological phenomenon where feelings, desires, and expectations from one person are redirected and applied to another.

Gain-loss Theory

A theory suggesting that increases and decreases in the perceived likelihood of reward lead to increases and decreases in attraction and motivation.

Loneliness

The subjective feeling of isolation or disconnection from others, often accompanied by sadness or distress.