The Principle Behind a Nucleic Acid Probe Is That the Probe

question 51

Multiple Choice

The principle behind a nucleic acid probe is that the probe itself contains

• A) at least three separate sequences of the gene of interest to minimize false positives.
• B) an antibody to specifically bind to the gene of interest.
• C) a key part of the base sequence of the gene of interest.
• D) all of the nucleotide sequence of the gene of interest to conclusively identify the gene.

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Definitions:

Valence

The value an individual places on the expected outcome of an action or behavior, which can influence their motivation.

Instrumentality

In the context of motivation theory, the belief that a certain behavior will lead to achieving a desired outcome or reward.

Positive Instrumentalities

The belief that if one performs well, this will lead to valued outcomes or rewards.

Performance-contingent Basis

A system or approach where rewards, such as bonuses or promotions, are given based on the achievement of specific performance targets or outcomes.