Trait a Is Dominant to Trait A, and Trait B

question 8

Multiple Choice

Trait A is dominant to trait a, and trait B is dominant to trait b.If an AaBB mother mates with an AaBb father, what percent of the offspring will have the aaBB genotype?

• A)18.75%
• B)25.0%
• C)12.5%

Grasp the significance of a fulfilled need in personal development and motivation.

Differentiate between psychological needs and social values in the context of human motivation.

Understand the basic principles of motivation and how they apply to organizational success.

Recognize the importance of meeting normal human needs for survival, security, belonging, respect, and fulfillment.

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Definitions:

Group Standard

A set of norms or expected behaviors shared by a group of individuals.

Cognitive Dissonance Theory

A theory suggesting that individuals experience psychological discomfort (dissonance) when holding two or more contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values.

Role-Playing Theory

The concept that individuals learn and understand roles by acting them out, which can influence their behavior and perceptions in various social contexts.

Attribution Theory

A psychological theory focused on how individuals interpret events and how this relates to their thinking and behavior.