What Is the Danger in Genetic Uniformity

question 43

Multiple Choice

What is the danger in genetic uniformity?

• A) In the event of dramatic environmental changes, genetic variation would be needed to allow for adaptation to the new environment.
• B) If everyone was genetically identical, there would be no division of labor, ability, or interests.
• C) Genetic uniformity would lead to new infectious disease.
• D) Once people become relatively uniform, there would be no source of new genetic material.

Analyze the impact of observer effects and biases on research outcomes.

Determine the applicability and limitations of different research methods.

Understand operational definitions and their role in research.

Comprehend the principles of correlational research and its implications.

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Definitions:

Hypothesis

A proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

Replication

Replication is the process of repeating a study or experiment to verify its results and ensure its reliability and accuracy.

Hypothesis

A suggested theory developed from minimal evidence that serves as a beginning for additional research.

Complete Reporting

The comprehensive and accurate documentation of all aspects and findings of a study or research without omission.