_____ Is an Effect in Which Two Variables Combine to Produce

question 29

Multiple Choice

_____ is an effect in which two variables combine to produce an outcome that is smaller than what each individual variable contributes.

• A) Carryover effect
• B) Synergistic effect
• C) Main effect
• D) Suppression effect

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Definitions:

Dual Innervation

The characteristic of organs receiving impulses from both sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems, allowing for precise control.

Sympathetic Regulation

The process by which the sympathetic nervous system influences bodily functions, often leading to increased alertness and energy expenditure.

Parasympathetic Regulation

The control of body functions by the parasympathetic nervous system, which conserves energy and slows the heart rate, among other functions.

Innervation

The supply of nerves to a specific body part, enabling sensation and movement.