Bidirectionality of Structure and Function Refers to

question 71

Multiple Choice

Bidirectionality of structure and function refers to

• A)an organism's being capable of using either hand or foot.
• B)genetic determinism.
• C)the interaction of the functional invariants of assimilation and accommodation with cognitive schemas.
• D)structure (e.g., biological substrate) affecting function (e.g., activity) and function affecting structure.

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