When a Sequence Appears to Be Nonrandom, It Must Be

question 68

Multiple Choice

When a sequence appears to be nonrandom, it must be nonrandom. This is an example of

• A)the availability bias.
• B)escalation of commitment.
• C)anchoring and adjustment.
• D)confirmation.
• E)the representativeness bias.

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Definitions:

Opisthokont

A classification category that includes both fungi and animals, characterized by posterior flagella on swimming cells.

Collared Flagellates

Single-celled organisms with a distinctive collar around their flagellum, often considered an ancestral form to sponges.

Diverse Morphology

Refers to the variation in form and structure among organisms or parts of organisms within a population, species, or group.

Filaments

Long, thin structures found in many organisms, such as the stamen of flowers or muscle fibers, and are often involved in structural or motility functions.