Mutations Are Important Because They

question 102

Multiple Choice

Mutations are important because they

• A) provide variation that can result in evolutionary change.
• B) usually provide an individual with increased reproductive rates.
• C) occur in response to environmental demands.
• D) are always beneficial to the individuals affected by them.

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Definitions:

Plasticity

refers to the brain's capacity to change and adapt as a result of experience or learning.

Capacity For Change

The potential or ability of individuals or organizations to alter behaviors, processes, or systems in response to changing circumstances or new information.

Preoperational Children

Preoperational children are typically aged 2-7 years and are in a developmental stage where they begin to engage in symbolic play but still struggle with logic and understanding others' perspectives.

Psychosocial Processes

These involve the interplay between individual psychological aspects and the wider social contexts, affecting how people think, feel, and behave.