The Proportion of Phenotypic Variance in a Population That Results

question 7

Multiple Choice

The proportion of phenotypic variance in a population that results from genetic differences among individuals is expressed as the

• A) narrow-sense heritability.
• B) environmental variance.
• C) broad-sense heritability.
• D) additive genetic variance.
• E) interaction variance.

Differentiate between formal and informal learning, including their advantages and implications on organizational training.

Describe training motivation and its impact on learning effectiveness.

Explain the significance of matching training design and methods to trainees' learning styles.

Discuss the 70-20-10 model for workplace learning and its components.

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Definitions:

Conceptualization

involves forming a comprehensive idea or general understanding of a problem, situation, or concept, often used in psychology to guide treatment planning.

Client's Problems

Issues or difficulties presented by a client seeking help or counsel, often discussed within the context of therapeutic settings.

Cultural Issues

encompasses the diverse challenges and considerations that arise from the differences in cultural backgrounds, beliefs, and practices among individuals.

Microaggressions

Daily, subtle, intentional or unintentional behaviors or statements that communicate hostile, derogatory, or negative attitudes towards stigmatized or culturally marginalized groups.