A Second- Site Mutation That Compensates for the Mutation in One

question 47

Short Answer

A second- site mutation that compensates for the mutation in one gene by mutating a second gene and restoring the wild- type phenotype is also known as a ___________mutation.

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Definitions:

Performance-rating Error

Mistakes or biases that occur when evaluating an employee's performance, potentially leading to inaccurate assessments.

Trait Evaluation Approaches

Methods used in psychology and human resource management to assess individuals' characteristics and predict their behavior or performance.

Inherent Subjectivity

The natural presence of personal opinions and biases in judgement and decision-making processes.

Similar-to-me Error

A bias in which evaluators prefer candidates who resemble themselves in some manner, affecting objective assessment.