The Continual Interaction of Biological, Psychological and Social Influences and Their

question 89

Multiple Choice

The continual interaction of biological, psychological and social influences and their effect on behaviour is considered

• A)sociocultural.
• B)psychobiological/biopsychological.
• C)systematic.
• D)multidimensional and integrative.

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Definitions:

Short-day Plant

Plants that require long nights (short days) to induce flowering.

Poinsettia

A plant with red and green foliage, often associated with Christmas.

Cryptochrome

A class of flavoproteins that are sensitive to blue light and are involved in the circadian rhythms and photoperiodism in plants and animals.

Clock Protein

A component of the circadian clocks of organisms, involved in maintaining the biological rhythm according to a 24-hour cycle.